A film festival can turn a screening into action. Julie Anderson of Plastic Oceans International explains how the Trees & Seas Film Festival links environmental storytelling with community participation. Through participatory film activism and the Blue Communities model, screenings become starting points for local dialogue, education, cleanups, and longer-term conservation work. The episode asks how science communication can move audiences from awareness to involvement..
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Episode Guest. Julie Anderson
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