Louisiana Public Broadcasting and TV5MONDEUSA Partner to Bring Special Broadcast to Air Focusing on Environmental Issues
BATON ROUGE, La (press release) – On Tuesday, Dec. 12, at 12:08 p.m. PST, TV5MONDEUSA and Louisiana Public Broadcasting are partnering up to bring viewers the Baton Rouge segment of La Piste de la Francophonie pour la planet, a special broadcast that focuses on environmental issues across the planet including the greater Louisiana area.
The Panels will feature:
- Herb Wiltz, Ex-Président et Co-Fondateur, C.R.E.O.L.E., Inc.
- Theresa Dardar, Membre, Tribu Indienne Pointe-au-Chien
- Wendell Curole, Directeur, Système de Digues de Paroisse Terrebonne
- Lindsay Smythe, Originaire de la Paroisse côtière Cameron, Fondatrice et directrice de l’Êcole Saint-Landry
- Drake LeBlanc, Cinéaste, Co-fondateur de Télé-Louisiane, Réalisateur d’un documentaire sur des Cowboys Créoles
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Dewith Carrier, Député francophone
Presenters: Dominique Tchimbakala, Will McGrew. In partnership with Télé-Louisiane and Louisiana Public Broadcasting (LPB). From Baton Rouge.
To mark its 40th anniversary, TV5MONDE is offering “La Piste de la Francophonie pour la planet,” a unique live broadcast across 17 cities around the world. This special edition will focus on environmental issues, preservation of the planet, and sustainable development. Its objective: to bring to light the consequences of global warming, and how francophone-speaking countries have been actively responding.
