15 Global Storytellers Capture the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines

Fifteen young storytellers from around the world are participating in the first edition of "Capture the Future" at the Tuscan-Emilian Apennine Park, a UNESCO project creating a documentary about the region's people and nature. Selected from 745 applicants across 98 countries, the participants are working with four international mentors through masterclasses and field activities. They are exploring locations like beech forests and Lake Gemini to capture stories of local communities and biodiversity. The collected material will be shown at a public event on Saturday at the Teatro della Rosa in Pontremoli. The initiative aims to highlight the connection between people and nature through diverse perspectives.