Children's Book "Gutenachtgeschichte für Mutige"
€16.00*
Published by the REKLIM
Research Network in collaboration with the authors Ipek Sertöz, Aycan
Başar and oekom-Verlag, Munich.
The film and book project "Gutenachtgeschichte für
courageous" is the result of many years of cooperation between the
REKLIM, based at the Alfred Wegener Institute, with the "Television and Film" programme
Film" programme, first at the Dekra University of Applied Sciences Berlin and from 2020 with the SRH Berlin
University of Applied Sciences. REKLIM has supported young
young filmmakers in their engagement with the topic of "climate change"
and supported the realisation of film projects.
REKLIM has been working with the author and filmmaker Ipek Sertöz
REKLIM has been working with author and filmmaker Ipek Sertöz since 2013 and has already developed a variety of material. The book emerged from the film project of the same name. The children's book
was drawn for the original film and there was always the idea of developing it
as an independent children's book. Together with Ipek Sertöz, Aycan
Başar and the support of the REKLIM team, the book has now been completely
and realised by the oekom publishing house.- 37 pages, hardcover - Author: Ipek Sertöz - Illustration: Aycan Basar - Content: The sky was blue. Birds sang in huge trees. Flowers shone in all colours. And fish lived in the rivers - real fish that could breathe underwater! As Alice listens to mum's story, a new world emerges in her imagination: a world full of life, full of wonder, full of things that once existed - and maybe, just maybe, could exist again. A hopeful story about climate change - and the power of imagination to visualise a better world.
Photobook "Expedition Arktis"
€19.99*
Exclusive photo book on the expedition of the century to the Arctic with the research vessel Polarstern, 288 pages
WAS IST WAS: Polarstern. Exploring the ice.
€19.95*
In WAS IST WAS: Polarstern - Research in the Ice, everything revolves around the polar regions, primarily the North Pole, as this is where the expedition of the Polarstern, a research icebreaker, travelled for over a year. 96 pages.