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12th Annual Environmental Media Association (EMA) Awards
The Environmental Media Association (EMA) Awards are presented to recognize outstanding use of environmental themes in the following categories: Television Episodic Comedy, Television Episodic Drama, Children’s Animated Television, Children’s Live Action Television, Movies Made for Television and Feature Film. In addition, The Turner Prize, initiated by the Turner Foundation, is presented to the writer(s) of the prime time television episode that best deals with the issue of population growth.
The Environmental Media Association is a non-profit 501(c)3. EMA’s mission is to mobilize the entertainment industry in a global effort to educate people about environmental issues and inspire them into action.
Disney’s The Legend of Tarzan
“Tarzan and the Outbreak”
 Bob Roth, Michael T. Weiss, Madellaine Paxson, Bill Motz, Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon, Henry Simmons |
Executive Producers: Bill Motz, Bob Roth Producer: Writer: Supervising Director: Director: Story Editor: |
EMA Lends a Hand with Public Lands Day
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The 9th Annual National Public Lands Day was September 28, 2002. EMA helped publicize this event at MacArthur Park and an estimated 70,000 people nationwide joined in the largest volunteer effort to refurbish, restore and clean up our public lands. All this to benefit our parks, rivers, wetlands, lakes, forests, beaches and other beloved areas. Celebrities Michael T. Weiss, Vinessa Shaw and Hart Bochner spoke about the importance of public lands and volunteering. They also planted trees with local participants. The national Environmental Education & Training Foundation estimated that $8 million in improvements was provided that day nationwide. For more information, including sites, activities and contacts visit www.npld.com or call 800- Vol-Teer to learn more.