Green Hub Project
A youth video-storytelling fellowship for biodiversity conservation, based in Assam.
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Green Hub Project trains young people from the Northeast to document and protect biodiversity through video, a partnership of the Dusty Foot Foundation and North East Network. Putting cameras and skills in local hands means conservation stories get told by the communities living them. A distinctive fellowship at the meeting point of nature and film.
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