How Nature is Portrayed in the Media

An episode of the In the Valley with NCLI podcast, hosted by Danielle Salisbury, titled "How Nature is Portrayed in the Media" was published on August 19, 2021 and runs 12 minutes.

August 19, 2021 ·12m · In the Valley with NCLI

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Today’s episode is about how nature can be shown in movies, tv shows, or media in general. Some of the representation is based on true events, and on the other hand, some of it is completely fictional like in cartoons and fairy tales. From shows about climate change to talking cats in anime, we will discuss the multiple ways that screens portray nature. Follow us on  Instagram: dutchessncli Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DutchessNCLI Website: https://www.dutchessncli.com/

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Today’s episode is about how nature can be shown in movies, tv shows, or media in general. Some of the representation is based on true events, and on the other hand, some of it is completely fictional like in cartoons and fairy tales. From shows about climate change to talking cats in anime, we will discuss the multiple ways that screens portray nature.

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