Update: Rebecca’s Wild Farm DVD Requests

by jessica on Feb.05, 2012, under JOURNAL: Nature, art, cultural perspectives

I finally received a response from the BBC production team on the matter on whether a dvd edition of the documentary Rebecca’s Wild Farm (also A Farm for the Future) will be commercially available. They replied that at present there are no plans in motion for producing the dvd’s – but they will refer it for consideration.

I strongly encourage anyone interested to contact the BBC directly at bbcearthteam@bbc.com and petition for a commercial release. If they know just how much of a following this excellent resource has, it might promote a positive response.

You can read the entire correspondence (plus watch the YouTube version of the film) on this post.

:documentaries, nature, rebecca's wild farm, recommendations, sustainability

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