Life after People

Our bext Eco Film on Friday, May 18th will be Life after People.

History Channel. Documentary. 2008. English. 88 minutes.

If humans were suddenly to disappear, what would happen to our planet – the structures we’ve built, the everyday items we take for granted, domesticated and wild animals, plants, trees? What would become of the things that define our species and leave our mark on this Earth?

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