Heritage Minutes: Anne Innis Dagg

The film chronicles Dr. Anne Innis Dagg's journey in 1956 as she became the first Western researcher to study mammals in the wild in Africa. Her contributions to the understanding of giraffes have made her a prominent figure in the field of wildlife research.

Featuring a cast that includes Lucy Ellis, Hannah Turnbull, David R. Carter, and Mary Dagg, this film offers a glimpse into the life of a woman who broke barriers in science. It serves as an important reminder of the role women have played in the advancement of research and conservation efforts.

As a part of the Heritage Minutes collection, this film not only aims to educate but also to inspire appreciation for Canada's diverse history and its influential figures. Collectors of Canadian cinema and educational media might find this film to be a significant addition to their collection.