New: AFR
is in Wild
and Scenic Environmental Film Festival On Tour
A Forest Returns editor/ co-producer
Steve Fetsch has completed a new movie for the Engineer's
Club of Dayton Foundation:
"Ropewalk." Premieres
April 25, 2008 in Dayton.

Ora
Anderson, 93, was a journalist living in Southeastern Ohio during
the
Great Depression. He recalls the conditions and events he witnessed
that led to the establishment of the Wayne National Forest and our
evolving
relationship with the land.
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- Best
Documentary,
2005 Appalachian
Film Festival*
- Best
Non Broadcast Film (tie), 2005 Montana
CINE International Film Festival
- Ohio's
Hill Country Heritage Area Heritage Award for Education 2005
- "Best
of Festival Award" Student Filmmaker Category 2005 Berkeley
Video & Film Festival*
- Environmental
Education Council of Ohio Publication Award 2006
- Best
Short Documentary, 2nd Place 2006 Tupelo
Film Festival
- Ohio
Association of Historical Societies and Museums
History Outreach Award
of Excellence 2006
- "People
To People" United States Forest Service Regional Forester
Honor Award 2006, covering MN, WI, MI, IA, MO, IL, IN, OH, WV, PA,
NY, NJ, CT, MA, RI, VT, NH and ME
- Best Impact
of Music in a Documentary – Jury Choice, Bronze Award,
2008 Park
City Film Music Festival. (This recognizes the film and the composer,
Bruce Dalzell).
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*First
screened under the title " 'So Here I Am...' An
Eyewitness Account of the Beginning of the Wayne National
Forest in
Appalachian Ohio."
National Award of Merit, American
Association for State and Local History (1995). Broadcast on public
television stations and The Learning Channel
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