Screening of "Stone Biter: Saving the Arctic Sea Forests" + discussion about Kelp Restoration
Join us for a screening of Ismaele Tortella's latest work: "Stone Biter: Saving the Arctic Sea Forests", a short documentary that dives beneath the surface of Northern Norway’s ocean to uncover the silent collapse of Arctic kelp forests—and the people working to restore them.
Ismaele Tortella is a director, underwater cameraman, drone pilot specialized in wildlife documentaries and based in Tromsø, Northern Norway.
Wednesday, October 22, the Arctic University Museum of Norway will host a special screening of Tortellas latest work: "Stone Biter: Saving the Arctic Sea Forests", a short documentary that dives beneath the surface of Northern Norway’s ocean to uncover the silent collapse of Arctic kelp forests—and the people working to restore them.
Photo: Ismaele Tortella
Following the film, we’ll be joined by Rissa Citizen Science, a local organization actively involved in kelp restoration along the Norwegian coast. They’ll share insights into their hands-on efforts, how citizen science plays a key role in environmental recovery, and what you can do to help turn the tide.
Photo: Clément Brun
The event is organized in collaboration with Rissa Citizen Science, and is part of the "Wednesday at the Museum" series, featuring extended evening hours and monthly events.
