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The Man Who Planted Trees & other short films

Next Friday, April 8th, we’re going to show an assortment of inspirational shorts including The Man Who Planted Trees.

Genre: art, permaculture, forestry & environmentalism – 49 Minutes, English

Join us this Friday in screening a collection of beautiful and inspiring short films delving into re-forestation, permaculture and some inspiration for our futures.

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