GC-Supported Film at Mill Valley Film Festival
Global Conservation is excited to share that the Oceanic Preservation Society (OPS) is finally releasing their powerful documentary on Leuser Ecosystems, Sumatra, Indonesia, which will be shown at this year’s Mill Valley Film Festival.
You can find details on the screenings and buy tickets here:
Official Trailer
About the Film:
The Last Place on Earth is a thrilling, nine-year journey into the heart of Sumatra’s Leuser Ecosystem—a 6.4-million-acre rainforest where tigers, elephants, rhinos, and orangutans still roam free. Filmed by a dedicated mostly Indonesian crew, this investigative documentary follows a group of extraordinary wildlife activists as they risk everything to save one of Earth’s last untouched wildernesses from the devastation of the illegal palm oil industry.
OPS is the Academy Award-winning team behind highly acclaimed environmental documentaries like The Cove and Racing Extinction.
Filmed by a dedicated mostly Indonesian crew, this investigative documentary follows a group of extraordinary wildlife activists as they risk everything to save one of Earth’s last untouched wildernesses from the devastation of the illegal palm oil industry.
From dramatic animal rescues and high-stakes arrests of poachers to the reforestation of thousands of hectares, each victory underscores the power of human determination in the face of overwhelming odds. “The Last Place on Earth” reveals the urgent need to protect our planet’s most irreplaceable treasures before it’s too late.
The Leuser Ecosystem serves as a massive global carbon sink, storing 1.6 billion metric tons of carbon, making its preservation vital to preventing climate collapse.
Global Conservation is proud to be a producer and supporter of this groundbreaking new film now on the Film Festival circuit.
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