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Some of our awards.



Posted October 11th 2010

Crocs of Katuma was one of the three finalists nominated for the prestigious Panda Award at the Wildscreen Festival 2010 in Bristol.

Posted October 31st 2009

Cheetahs: against all odds and Saved by the Lioness were finalists in the CMS Vatavaran Environment & Wildlife Travelling Film Festival 2009.

Posted July 30th 2009

At the Montana International Film Festival Nature Conservation Films received two honorable mentions for the film Wild Dog Island by director Marjolein Duermeijer; the Honorabale Mention Conservation and the Honorable Mention Storytelling.

   

Wild Dog Island is a story featuring larger-than-life characters, both human and animal. It’s set on an island paradise in a far off country and stars a number of hungry hunters who will stop at nothing. Located in the baking Zimbabwean bushland it follows the footsteps of two researchers united by their passion to save one of the least known animals in the world, the African wild dog. Peter and Jealous are going to set up a unique experiment and give five orphaned dogs a chance to experience paradise.



Posted August 30th 2007

Nature Conservation Films has received the Roscar Rick Lomba Award at the Wildtalk Filmfestival in Durban (SA).

                                    The trophy we get to keep.
The award was given to the film Elephant, Return to the Wild of director Marjolein Duermeijer. This film tells the story of the suffering of street elephants in Thailand. With the help of Dutch Antoinette van de Water these animals are brought back to the the wild. Elephant, Return to the Wild is the winner out of 112 contestants in the category  “Best environmental and conservation/campaign production”.


The prestigious Rick Lomba Wildlife Floating Trophy.