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By: Rancho de Caldera Eco Project Boquete, Panama Recently, the project accepted an invitation so submit a short film explaining its founder's vision of a sustainable future to a global audience via the ‘Possible Futures’ film contest. Rancho Caldera’s entry - the only one from Panama – features a brief interview with owner Gina Tippit Cronin. It can be viewed free of charge at: http://possiblefuturesfilmcontest.org/ Until July 19th, viewers can help contest entries win a “People’s Choice Award” by clicking the “Vote for me” button next to their favorite videos. According to the film contest website, “...the possible futures film contest is… challenging storytellers of the world to create a new vision for the future of humanity…” The fifty acres Rancho de Caldera eco-project in western Panama, near the Costa Rica border, includes residences, bamboo green houses, organic agriculture, horses and farm animals, an eco-lodge for group events and overnight visitors, a solar powered ionized and chlorine free swimming pool and a gourmet restaurant. Certified by Green Globe International, it runs mostly on photovoltaic (solar) and other forms of renewable power all year. # # # In Boquete, western Panama, Rancho de Caldera is a small, private Green Globe certified eco-resort and restaurant operating on clean energy. It's luxurious bungalows are ever popular especially among nature lovers, eco-travelers, yoga enthusiasts, honeymooners and gourmets from near and far. End
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