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Great Migrations – The Need to Breed

The Ecofilm on Friday, April 1st will be Great Migrations – The Need to Breed.

Genre: Documentary, Produced by: National Geographic, 2010, 50 Minutes, English

Every day, migrating creatures around the world take incredible journeys; risking their lives in pursuit of the one thing more important than themselves: the creation and care taking of their young – the next generation of global wanderers. From the rocky beaches of the Falkland Islands to the dense forests of Costa Rica and Australia to the desolate savannah of southern Sudan, countless animals now go forth on timeless journeys, focused on their own survival — and the survival of their species. A good watch for the whole family, please join us for this beautiful film.

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