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Local filmmakers to show movie
about Boundary County |
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July 14, 2014 |
The Boundary County Commissioners and the
Boundary County Museum are pleased to announce
the premier showing of the Boundary
County-produced documentary film, “A Natural
Balance – Boundary County."
Produced by filmmakers Kyle Flory and Rob Tenas
Productions, the film features the many ways the
community successfully works together to
maintain the natural
 beauty
of Boundary County, the Kootenai Valley’s
ecosystem, and our way of life. Scenic views of
the County and the Kootenai River Valley are
shown.
The film highlights how Boundary County is a
successful, thriving part of North Idaho. It
shows how the love of the people keeps it going,
and by efficient use of the natural resources
available, the environment is cared for and the
community thrives.
The film discusses the positive advancements and
environmental approach to forest management. It
highlights the local agriculture and family run
farms. It speaks of the Kootenai River Habitat
Restoration Project by the Kootenai Tribe of
Idaho, and River Design Group. The film shows
how individuals work together for the Kootenai
Valley Resource Initiative (KVRI) to restore and
enhance the Kootenai Valley. The Kootenai Tribal
Sturgeon Hatchery is featured in the film. The
film shows many interviews with community
residents and images of the Farmer’s Market,
GROW Community Garden, local businesses,
recreation, and fellow Boundary County citizens.
The Public is invited to attend the premier
showing of this documentary film “A Natural
Balance-Boundary County”, during Kootenai River
Days, on Friday, July 25th at 7:00 p.m. at the
Boundary County Museum in Portrait Hall, 7229
Main Street, Bonners Ferry, Idaho. |
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