The final component for the Hemlock Hospice art-based interpretive trail was a 19-minute documentary produced in the summer of 2018. This documentary served as the capstone communication project for the year-long science-communication initiative. The video production can be characterized as equal parts nature documentary, design-impact case study, and art archive film, all of which was amplified by an original science fiction inspired score by composer Casey Keenan.

Collaborators: David Basler, David Buckley Borden, Devin Chaganis, Aaron Ellison, Casey Keenan, and Faizal Westcott.

Full documentary here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apeXVkxn6rY&t=16s

Documentary trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGgHhVbrkmc

David Buckley Borden’s work was supported by a Charles Bullard Fellowship in Forest Research at Harvard University. Additional financial support for design and fabrication was provided by the Harvard Forest through research grants to David R. Foster and Aaron M, Ellison from the U.S. National Science Foundation (DEB 12-37491 and DBI 14-59519).