I write regular articles about wellness and cross-cultural issues for Examiner.com. I recently reviewed Green Fire, which  explores the personal journey of conservationist Aldo Leopold, who is considered by many to be the father of wildlife management and of the United States’ wilderness system; it reveals how his well-known idea of a "land ethic" was born. It successfully encourages us to contemplate our own relationship with the natural world in our desire to be “well.” Greta for teachers, naturalists, and anyone pro-environmentalism.

Aldo Leopold has become a hero for many people around the world who value taking care of the land, as well as the flora and fauna that, along with we humans live on it and share it.

Green Fire will someday be shown on PBS, as well in the following locations in the near future (2011):

Additional premiere events are planned for other US cities including Washington DC, ChicagoFebruary 28:Pacific Film Archive Theatre, Berkeley, CA - More information

March 1:Al. Ringling Theatre, Baraboo, WI - More information

March 2:Milwaukee Public Museum, Milwaukee, WI -More information

March 3:UW-Fox Valley Communication Arts Center, Appleton, WI - More information

March 4:Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery, Madison, WI - More information

March 19:D.C. Environmental Film Festival, Washington, D.C. - More information

April 8-10: Aldo Leopold Middle School, Burlington, Iowa

April 13: Chicago, IL:

April 19: The Wildlife Experience, Lone Tree, Colorado

April 22:Fort Collins, CO:May: New York, NY:
Late May-early June:Seattle, WA:
Date TBD:San Francisco, CA:

 There will beshowings in other US cities, as well as in Norway, China, and other countries. Click here for more details about future showings.