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Forest event
Caroling Geary 2011-Mar-07 13:11:00
I had only looked at the March event and missed the announcement of
the year-long Forest event, I think. Although the UN website looks
familiar:
http://www.un.org/forests/
You have no rules about the forest submission. Can it be any pano,
made anytime?
The UN didn't have a photo contest but they had a film contest that
ended in 2010. Perhaps some of their categories will be inspiring for
panoramas Here they are:
360 Degrees on All Things Forest: Awarded to the film that best
communicates humanity's social, cultural, economic or spiritual
interconnectivity to forests.
Living Forests: Awarded to the film that most effectively showcases
the rich diversity and complexity of the forest ecosystem.
Issues & Solutions: Awarded to the film that most effectively
communicates solutions to environmental and sustainability issues
facing forests and all its inhabitants, including people.
Forest Hero: Awarded to the film that most effectively celebrates
the work of individuals or groups committed to forest research and
sustainability.
?This is my forest?: Awarded to the film that tells the story of the
forest, captures the best or most moving personal experience with
forests, whether it?s in your backyard, in the city or in the
country, that mean the most to you.
There is also an interesting site called the "United Nations Forum on
Forests":
http://www.un.org/esa/forests/
On Mar 7, 2011, at 12:35 AM, Bostjan Burger wrote:
> Until "the update" on WWP web page here is the announcement from
> the February
> 10th:
>
> In addition to the traditional limited-time events there will be a
> year-long
> event:
>
> "2011 - The International Year of Forests".
>
Caroling Geary, www.wholeo.net