2010 Wild & Scenic film, Split Estate,  WINS the Emmy Award for Best Film in the “Research” Category. Congrats Debra Anderson! http://www.splitestate.com/

The partnership with our sponsors during our first eight years has allowed Wild & Scenic Film Festival to become one of the largest and most beloved environmental film festivals in North America. We’re very well aware that only one company, AJA Video Systems, has stood by us from the very beginning. We deeply appreciate their [...]

If you adults wont do something on climate change, then we kids are going to take the reins, says young activist Shannon McComb. These kids speak directly about their concerns, knowledge, and their actions to combat climate change.

Each season in the Anza Borrego desert has its special creatures: tiny hummingbirds, darting lizards, slithering snakes, head-butting bighorns.

Have you ever wondered why we dont ride zebras? Or why we arent drinking moose milk or eating hippo hamburgers?

Father and son are sitting on a bench. Suddenly a sparrow lands across them and their story comes full circle.

A grassroots agricultural movement has evolved into a booming international market.

In May 2009, a small team of rock climbers lead by AMGA guide, Majka Burhardt, departed for Namibia with two goals: to find a way up an unexplored face, and to find a way into a deeper understanding of southern Africa.

What is a Watershed? The answer is explored through interviews with concerned citizens working to protect and preserve the Ventura River watershed.

A 7- year old girl and her dogs invite kids to volunteer in their local communities to help keep the earth healthy and green.