In Praise of Invasive Species

Institute History

  • 2024 Sundance Institute | Sandbox Fund

Description

For some, hunting and destroying “invasive species,” such as Burmese pythons or Japanese knotweed, is a moral issue. For others, the idea is pseudoscience and contrary to our concept of nature. This film examines the heated politics of the new wild.

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