Video & Multimedia

From the Hills of Vermont film by Michael Sacca

Michael Sacca

From the Hills of Vermont - film by Michael Sacca
From the Hills of Vermont is a 17 minute film about the Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park and the Stewardship Institute (formerly Conservation Study Institute) programs and partnerships. With stunning videography and compelling interviews, it takes a closer look at contemporary park stewardship in the context of the legacies of the Marsh, Billings, and Rockefeller families. The film, created by Michael Sacca, specifically highlights place-based education, community- based partnerships, and the great diversity of ways people can explore and experience this National Park.

 

Duration:

2 minutes, 1 second

The elusive and shy bobcat (lynx rufus) is a very successful, yet seldom seen wildcat throughout much of North America and Mexico.

 

Duration:

30 seconds

Forest Festival Weekend Sept 26 & 27, 2015 Explore the park in its fall glory while exploring forest history, science and art. Horse drawn wagon rides, woodworking and portable sawmill demonstrations, hikes with foresters, wood crafts for kids, and more!

 

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  Mercury Project at the Pogue

  Click here to view this short video of the IES Class Mercury Project at the Pogue at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park.

  Duration:

  5 minutes, 39 seconds

 

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  Salamander Monitoring

  Slamander monitoring by the Pomfret School 6th grade.

  Duration:

  16 minutes, 45 seconds

 

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  My Green Park: Green Inside/Out

  This past March, the Sustainable Operations and Climate Change (SOCC) Branch of the Park Facility Management (PFMD) division sponsored the inaugural My Green Parks Video Contest. Videos were evaluated based on four subject areas including 1) Innovation of projects, 2) Artistic quality of videos, 3.) Community/partner engagement and 4) Interpretation of projects to visitors.

  Duration:

  5 minutes, 8 seconds