Red Wolf Revival

EDUCATIONAL DIGITAL DOWNLOAD: For self-hosted school servers $250 (PURCHASE a download above, includes caption file). DVD: Colleges/Universities (includes Public Performance Rights)    $150 DVD: K-12 Schools and Public Libraries (includes PPRs)  $79 DVD: Public Libraries (Circulation Only)  $29 DVD: Community Screenings (includes Public Performance Rights) $150  WATCH NOW ON THESE PLATFORMS Red Wolf Revival is a short film about the last remaining wild population of red wolves. Centered on the historic recovery effort in Eastern North Carolina, we document the multifaceted struggle to reintroduce one of the rarest animals on earth in the face of cultural, economic, and biological challenges in North Carolina. From Care2.com Red Wolf Revival, which features private landowners, biologists, legal experts, wildlife officials and conservationists, goes into some of the aspects that have hindered wolves’ ability to thrive — ranging from intolerance of predators to political pressure to shut down the recovery program. Last year, the state’s own Wildlife Resources Commission passed resolutions calling on the FWS to declare red wolves extinct in the wild, end the reintroduction program and remove wolves who were released on private lands. The FWS, for its part, has also failed them. According to the Animal Welfare Institute, over the past two years the agency has “eliminated the recovery coordinator for the program, stopped reintroducing red wolves into the recovery area until it completes a review of the program, stopped sterilizing and removing coyotes (which hybridize with red wolves), and issued permits to landowners to kill individual red wolves.” CREDITS Executive Producer: Susannah Smith Producer, Director: Roshan Patel Producer: Madison McClintock Cinematography: Roshan Patel, Madison McClintock Editor: Roshan Patel Graphics and Animations: Madison McClintock, Roshan Patel Sound Recording: Roshan Patel, Madison McClintock 2015 | 30 mins | Closed Captioned and SDH Subtitles