LIVABLE LANDSCAPES: BY CHANCE OR BY CHOICE?
 Now airing on public television, Livable Landscapes is a one-hour documentary for public television that explores the transformation taking place in five communities across northern New England where people are struggling with tough choices about how their community grows and changes. Along with a viewers' discussion guide and a teaching curriculum, it holds lessons for people far and wide who care about their community and the landscape which defines them, and leads us to question the legacy on the land we are leaving for those who follow. Click HERE to learn more about Livable Landscapes.
"Livable Landscapes: By Chance or By Choice" is a production of Cross Current Productions in collaboration with New Hampshire Public Television and SPNHF, produced in association with ITVS, with funding provided by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Additional funding was provided by: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Statewide Program of Action to Conserve our Environment New Hampshire Humanities Council, Arthur Getz Charitable Trust Community Development Finance Authority of New Hampshire , French Foundation, Lyda Ebert Family Foundation, Maine Community Foundation Mainstream Fund of the Maine Community Foundation, Maine Humanities Council, and the John Sage Foundation. |
