Transcending Boundaries: Perspectives from Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park

January 27, 2011

Length:	0:13:05
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Tags:

peace, nature, environment, conservation, borders

Additional Web Resources:

• Institute for Environmental Diplomacy & Security
• The Collaborative
• International Peace Park Expeditions
• U.S.A.: Glacier National Park
• Canada: Waterton Lakes Park

Program Description:

Transcending Boundaries is the first in a series of documentaries exploring transboundary issues in and around International Peace Parks through various stakeholder perspectives.

This episode takes us to Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park on the border of Montana, United States and Alberta, Canada where we discuss a variety of geographic, cultural, and ecological issues with people engaged in conserving this pristine area.

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