The Dust Bowl is a documentary film directed by Ken Burns that explores the environmental and human catastrophe of the 1930s in the American Midwest. Through vivid storytelling and archival footage, the film chronicles the severe dust storms, economic hardship, and the resilience of the people affected by one of the worst man-made ecological disasters in American history. The documentary also highlights the lessons learned and the importance of sustainable farming practices.
Drought, Documentary, History, Environment, Ecology, American Midwest