ECO Reels: Raising Green Awareness Through Ecotourism in the US

This project proposes a dynamic initiative to promote ecotourism across the United States, using Colorado as its initial pilot stage. Through the creation of a series of short films that combine powerful narratives with artificial intelligence technology, the project will highlight natural beauty, cultural diversity (including the heritage of indigenous communities), and the importance of environmental conservation. It promotes sustainable tourism and generates a positive social impact by integrating the "Your Green Footprint" program, which turns tourists into active agents of environmental restoration through the symbolic planting of native species. This initiative enriches the cultural and tourism sector, drives the socioeconomic development of the involved regions, and creates job opportunities for local communities. This proposal is supported by the author's comprehensive professional portfolio, which demonstrates the necessary expertise for successful execution. The portfolio includes academic credentials in Social Communication and Audiovisual Journalism, technical specializations in cinematography (including directing, screenwriting, and editing), and documented international recognition through awards and official selections at film festivals for the short film "El Bombillo" This evidence underscores the author's capacity in audiovisual production, narrative development, and project leadership, ensuring both the artistic quality and operational viability of the ECO Reels initiative

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-31
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17032484
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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ECO Reels: Raising Green Awareness Through Ecotourism in the US

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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ECO Reels: Raising Green Awareness Through Ecotourism in the US

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Abstract

This project proposes a dynamic initiative to promote ecotourism across the United States, using Colorado as its initial pilot stage. Through the creation of a series of short films that combine powerful narratives with artificial intelligence technology, the project will highlight natural beauty, cultural diversity (including the heritage of indigenous communities), and the importance of environmental conservation. It promotes sustainable tourism and generates a positive social impact by integrating the "Your Green Footprint" program, which turns tourists into active agents of environmental restoration through the symbolic planting of native species. This initiative enriches the cultural and tourism sector, drives the socioeconomic development of the involved regions, and creates job opportunities for local communities. This proposal is supported by the author's comprehensive professional portfolio, which demonstrates the necessary expertise for successful execution. The portfolio includes academic credentials in Social Communication and Audiovisual Journalism, technical specializations in cinematography (including directing, screenwriting, and editing), and documented international recognition through awards and official selections at film festivals for the short film "El Bombillo" This evidence underscores the author's capacity in audiovisual production, narrative development, and project leadership, ensuring both the artistic quality and operational viability of the ECO Reels initiative

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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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