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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Documentary Film “Saving Spoonie”
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:On “International Day of Biosphere Reserves,” the Biosphere=0D=0AReserve Schaalsee-Elbe will present the award-winning film “Saving=0D=0ASpoonie” on the big screen to conclude the three-part film series=0D=0A“Biosphere Cinema” —which won Best Film in the “People and=0D=0ANature” category at the 2026 German Nature Film Awards. As a special=0D=0Aevent for the German Nature Film Awards at the Boizenburg Cinema,=0D=0Aadmission is free at 7:00 p.m.!=0D=0A=0D=0AA small bird. A big story: Only a few hundred spoon-billed sandpipers=0D=0A(Calidris pygmaea)—affectionately called “Spoonies” because of=0D=0Atheir distinctive spoon-shaped beaks—remain on Earth. As if that=0D=0Aweren’t alarming enough, its migration route runs from Russia=0D=0Athrough North Korea and China to Myanmar—and thus through several=0D=0Acrisis-stricken regions of the past decade. An international group of=0D=0Abiologists, ornithologists, and conservationists is doing everything=0D=0Ain its power to save this nearly extinct wading bird. And so, this=0D=0Amoving story about Spoonie’s fate reflects the struggle to preserve=0D=0Athreatened biodiversity in a world that has become increasingly=0D=0Afragile.=0D=0A=0D=0AIn the film discussion that follows, director Till Harms will offer=0D=0Ainsights into the film’s development and production. He speaks with=0D=0AAnke Hollerbach, director of the Biosphere Reserve Schaalsee-Elbe,=0D=0Aabout the challenges of bird migration as well as the importance of=0D=0Abiosphere reserves and other protected areas along the migration=0D=0Aroutes.=0D=0A
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