Season Three - Episode 29

Home to over 1,050 plant species, including at least 34 species of trees, the Haliburton reserve is 60,000 acres of privately managed forest in central Ontario. After a year of major storms and several tornados, areas of the forest have been destroyed. Inspired by the massive fallen trees and upturned root balls, Reinhard Reitzenstein creates large-scale installations amongst the destruction. His work is a comment on how we are managing our forests, and our world.