In Person
Climax
2025
Sep 30
12:30 PM
— 2:10 PM
Valley View Bible Camp in Frenchman River Valley (on Hwy37 (15 Min North of Climax) or (37km South of Shaunavon))
Climax SK
S0N 0A7
Cost: Free
Film Screening
Indigenous
Singing Back The Buffalo screening
“The film will screen as a vision of true reconciliation” Dr. Tasha Hubbard.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Singing Back The Buffalo, a breathtaking panoramic photography & inspiring story in the sweeping Whitemud Valley on the big screen! https://buffalosong.com/video
This award-winning documentary, by Cree writer Dr. Tasha Hubbard, was filmed and produced by George Hupka of Downstream Pictures. It emphasises the spiritual and cultural importance of buffalo (bison) for Indigenous peoples and how as buffalo as a Key-stone species can be true “climate change fighters.”
The film profiles visionary Indigenous groups and communities efforts to work together to successfully rematriate/restore wild buffalo back to traditional Indigenous lands. This film illustrates the restorative role buffalo play in Indigenous culture and in ecological sustainability. Opportunity to ask questions and discuss the film after with Sean Chandler, Ph.D. a member of the International Buffalo Relations Board and signatory to the Buffalo Treaty.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Singing Back The Buffalo, a breathtaking panoramic photography & inspiring story in the sweeping Whitemud Valley on the big screen! https://buffalosong.com/video
This award-winning documentary, by Cree writer Dr. Tasha Hubbard, was filmed and produced by George Hupka of Downstream Pictures. It emphasises the spiritual and cultural importance of buffalo (bison) for Indigenous peoples and how as buffalo as a Key-stone species can be true “climate change fighters.”
The film profiles visionary Indigenous groups and communities efforts to work together to successfully rematriate/restore wild buffalo back to traditional Indigenous lands. This film illustrates the restorative role buffalo play in Indigenous culture and in ecological sustainability. Opportunity to ask questions and discuss the film after with Sean Chandler, Ph.D. a member of the International Buffalo Relations Board and signatory to the Buffalo Treaty.
2025
Sep 30
12:30 PM
— 2:10 PM
Valley View Bible Camp in Frenchman River Valley (on Hwy37 (15 Min North of Climax) or (37km South of Shaunavon))
Climax SK
S0N 0A7
Cost: Free
Organizer
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible