(Re)Connecting Wild – Restoring Safe Passage
This is the remarkable story of the decade-long effort by the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) and its partners to improve human safety by re-connecting.. Read More
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24 Leeches
One part family adventure, one part environmental film, 24 Leeches is a tribute to a father's best friend and adventure partner, his 10-year-old son. 24.. Read More
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30° Below
This mini documentary follows an Alaskan musher and his relationship with his sled dogs in the barren, harsh, and beautiful landscapes near Fairbanks, AK. More.. Read More
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The Adventures of Zack and Molly
A new, four-part video series, The Adventures of Zack and Molly is about an unlikely duo exploring the deep ocean produced by ECOGIG in collaboration.. Read More
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After the Fire
The residents of Sonoma Valley struggle to find their places in a community that has been reshaped overnight by the historic Northern California wildfires. After the.. Read More
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All That Remains
A year after deadly wildfires ravaged Northern California’s Wine Country, its vulnerable population of farmworkers, many of them undocumented, find themselves in a heightened state.. Read More
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American Ocelot
This is the story of one of the most endangered and beautiful wild cats in the United States. With fewer than 100 remaining in the.. Read More
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Bare Existence
A behind the scenes look into the plight of the polar bear, Bare Existence showcases the biologists on the front lines of protecting these species.. Read More
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Barriers to Bridges
There has never been a more important time for all people to be able to participate in the environmental movement. From the impacts of climate.. Read More
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Becoming Ruby
This is a film about inclusion, identity, and hand-drawn heroes. Becoming Ruby shows that if you can’t find a hero, you can create your own. For mountain.. Read More
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Beebox
This is a story of contemporary agriculture and a need for change, as told by a bee and its box.
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Biodynamic Agriculture: Farming in Service of Life
Biodynamic farming is a holistic, ecological, and ethical approach to agriculture, gardening, food, and nutrition. Biodynamic farming is regenerative farming; going above and beyond organic.. Read More
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A Bird in the Hand
Birds amaze us with flight, song, and beauty, but their abundance in North America has declined by almost a third in the past 50 years... Read More
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Blooming Culture: The Story of a Canoe and the Confluence of Cultures
Fourth-grade students from Palouse Prairie Charter School (PPCS) in Idaho share their experience building Blooming Culture, a canoe that combines European and Indigenous styles. Students.. Read More
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Born From Junk
Tracing the outlaw roots of mountain biking back to its raw beginnings in Crested Butte, Born From Junk follows a crew of unlikely pioneers in pursuit.. Read More
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Bring Your Own
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade Inspired by the popular OMI song "Cheerleader", this musical parody set to a student-written song, highlights.. Read More
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Broken
Jon Wilson struggled with the emotions of feeling broken after losing his leg to cancer. Today, crutching up and skiing down mountains at night serves.. Read More
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Narrated, styled, and scored like a fable, this is the yarn of one Trevor Gordon who pursues the quirky dream of restoring a wrecked boat.. Read More
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Chasing Ghosts
In their quest to identify the pollinator of the ghost orchid for the first time, a team of explorers, photographers, and filmmakers spent three summers.. Read More
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The Church Forests of Ethiopia
Over the past century, farming and the needs of a growing population have replaced nearly all of Ethiopia’s old-growth forests with agricultural fields. This film.. Read More
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Common Ground
Conservation isn't always the common thread between the tribes, ranchers, and government. This film shows how water can bring opposing interests towards finding a Common.. Read More
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A Community Conservation Effort
What started as a small group of conservationists in the early ’70s grows into a massive movement that changed the entire course of a community... Read More
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Conviction
After a high-profile bribery scandal led to the convictions of the three powerful conspirators, the community they targeted is left in the dust to find.. Read More
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The Crown
In The Crown, thru hiker, veteran, and Merrell Ambassador Will “Akuna” Robinson completes the Triple Crown of Hiking: the Appalachian Trail, the Pacific Crest Trail, and.. Read More
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Dani Burt
For the first few days after she awoke from her coma, Dani Burt didn't know her right leg, from just above the knee down, was.. Read More
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Daniel: A Cyclist with TBI Making a Difference
Award Winner: 2020 Kids Jury - Honorable Mention Every day (and, we mean every day) you can see Daniel riding his bike along Highway 50... Read More
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Dear Mother Nature
Wyn Wiley (he/him), aka Pattie Gonia (she/her), has made waves over the past year as an environmental advocate drag queen. We follow Wyn as he.. Read More
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Detroit Hives
East Detroit urban beekeepers Tim Paule and Nicole Lindsey are a young couple working to bring diversity to the field of beekeeping and create opportunities.. Read More
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Disappearing Penguins
A team of scientists travels to Elephant Island, a remote island off the Antarctic peninsula, to find out how its penguin population is faring. Penguins.. Read More
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District 15
Communities for a Better Environment does critical work on environmental justice and empowers Californian communities to stand up to polluting industries and build a green.. Read More
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DreamRide III
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade Mike Hopkins' epic journey through a magical world comes to an end in the final chapter.. Read More
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Every Nine Minutes
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade Every nine minutes, the weight of a blue whale (300,000 pounds) in plastic makes its way.. Read More
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Feel of Vision
In 1997, Lonnie Bedwell lost his eyesight in a brutal hunting accident. Lonnie’s faith in most basic abilities was shaken and depression started to weigh.. Read More
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Fighting Fire With Fire
In an effort to restore the role of Native people as land stewards and mitigate the threat of wildfires, UC-Davis professor Beth Rose Middleton Manning.. Read More
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A Fisher’s Right to Know
Fishers throughout East Alabama depend on the mighty Coosa River for food, recreation, and a family pastime that goes back generations. But do fishermen and.. Read More
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From Camel to Cup
In 2017, Kenya declared drought a national disaster and in early 2019 announced it had allocated 2 billion shillings, about $20 million, to respond. Extreme.. Read More
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From Darkness to Light
Life is challenging for women in Zanzibar, a semi-autonomous region of Tanzania made up of numerous islands where half the population lives below the poverty.. Read More
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From Kurils With Love
Vladimir, a scrappy but aging Russian marine mammal biologist, unexpectedly hitch hikes aboard a boat filled with adventure photographers out of a desperate need to.. Read More
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Giants
In 2015, Everett Custom Homes purchased a property in Portland’s Eastmoreland Neighborhood. On the lot stood three giant sequoias, which the developer planned to cut.. Read More
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Gone Tomorrow – The Story of Kentucky Ice Climbing
This adventure documentary will take you for a bourbon-fueled ride deep into the bushy hollers of Appalachia with a crew of harmless misfits as they.. Read More
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The Great Divide
In the tiny hamlet of Tooleville, California, a small cadre of water warriors – regular people living without access to clean water – fight for.. Read More
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Green Gone
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 5-8th Grade This infomercial parody made by Maui youth pokes fun at the overuse of pesticides and herbicides.. Read More
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The Guardian Elephant Warriors of Reteti
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 9-12th Grade Reteti Elephant Sanctuary is the first ever community-owned and run elephant sanctuary in Africa. This oasis.. Read More
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Hammer Dam
IN PERSON: Tricia Bratcher (Featured) Harold Hammer lives on his remote property in Northern California. When the Department of Fish and Wildlife discover his homemade.. Read More
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Hanford—A Future Worth Fighting For
Tribal nations, including the Yakama Nation, have treaty-protected rights to use and inhabit the Hanford site--an area half the size of Rhode Island--and the Columbia.. Read More
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Hat Creek: A Wild Trout Legacy
Every story has a beginning. Our story, in many ways, begins with Hat Creek. Hat Creek is our founding project, our legacy project. Back in.. Read More
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Herd Impact
North Texas couple, Deborah Clark and Emry Birdwell, let nature dictate how they graze their cattle. They are having tremendous success in regenerating their land.. Read More
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Here We Stand
For generations, conservation has been about keeping people from places. Now, Save the Redwoods League and Teresa Baker ask what it would look like for.. Read More
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Homecoming – A Boundary Waters Story
Joe Fairbanks was born and raised in Northern Minnesota. In Homecoming, he travels through the waters where he learned to paddle as a boy. Today,.. Read More
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I am Public Lands
Being a veteran who continues to battle with frequent PTSD is exhausting; so Soul River Inc. is bringing both diverse youth and veterans into the.. Read More
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If We Take Care of the Land and Water, It Takes Care of Us
Young Fina lives in San Luis, Colorado, one of the state’s oldest towns. Her family and community keep an historic tradition of equitable distribution of.. Read More
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If You Can Hear My Voice: The Fight to Ban Chlorpyrifos
Claudia Angulo's son was born with developmental delays after she was exposed to chlorpyrifos during her pregnancy. Now, she's fighting for a ban on the.. Read More
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Immolation
Wildfire is the end and beginning of a process that has been occurring for millennia. Immolation is a cinematic journey through time that bears witness.. Read More
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In Celebration of Open Space
Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park pursues collaborative solutions to critical environmental problems through discovery and learning. In 2018, we worked with organizations and volunteers.. Read More
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In the Land of My Ancestors
Beloved Ohlone elder, Ann Marie Sayers, has devoted her life to preserve the stories and culture of her indigenous ancestors. In the Land of My Ancestors shines.. Read More
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In Your Hands
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 5-8th Grade Visceral imagery, emotional score, and a powerful speech by John F. Kennedy underscore a timeless theme:.. Read More
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Iniskim
Shot on the real-life Blackfeet buffalo drive and inspired by a true story, Iniskim follows a young girl’s journey from trauma to recovery. By reconnecting.. Read More
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Insect Guardian
82-year-old Willem bought a remote potato farm field back in 1980 and transformed it into a butterfly paradise. For almost 40 years, he has worked.. Read More
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Into the Black
Many of the ecosystems in Alabama and throughout the southeast evolved with fire. Human ignited “prescribed fire”, also known as controlled burns, are an essential.. Read More
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It’s Me, Landon
Eight-year-old Landon Moise shows us around his favorite forested spots in his home community, Clearwater River Dene Nation. He explains why the environment is important... Read More
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Kids Speak on Plastic Pollution
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade What do kids think about the growing problem of plastic pollution? Our students explore young perspectives.. Read More
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L’eau est la Vie (Water is Life): From Standing Rock to the Swamp
On the banks of Louisiana, fierce Indigenous women are ready to fight—to stop the corporate blacksnake and preserve their way of life. They are risking.. Read More
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Land without Evil
Throughout history, people have always been searching for a perfect place. This short film, based on Guaraní mythology (Tierra sin mal), offers another point of.. Read More
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Last Call for Moose Mountain
In Minnesota, backcountry skiers are fighting to protect their most coveted terrain. Moose Mountain, located in Superior National Forest, is the crown jewel of skiable.. Read More
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Last Call For The Bayou
Louisiana’s delta is a veritable bounty of rich estuarine life, supporting a robust commercial fishing industry, fertile oil fields, millions of migrating waterfowl, and at.. Read More
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Last Call For The Bayou Episode 1: The Duck Queen of Plaquemines Parish
IN PERSON: Dominic Gill (Director), Nadia Gill (Producer) Dr. Alex Kolker is the face of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, better known as LUMCON, one.. Read More
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Last Call For The Bayou Episode 2: Mud, Sweat & Fears
Dr. Alex Kolker is the face of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, better known as LUMCON, one of the premier research institutes working to understand.. Read More
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Last Call For The Bayou Episode 3: On A Wing and A Prayer
IN PERSON: Dominic Gill (Director), Nadia Gill (Producer) Dr. Alex Kolker is the face of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, better known as LUMCON, one.. Read More
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Last Call For The Bayou Episode 4: Sink or Swim
IN PERSON: Dominic Gill (Director), Nadia Gill (Producer) Dr. Alex Kolker is the face of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, better known as LUMCON, one.. Read More
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Last Call For The Bayou Episode 5: South As South Can Go
IN PERSON: Dominic Gill (Director), Nadia Gill (Producer) Dr. Alex Kolker is the face of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, better known as LUMCON, one.. Read More
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Last Wild Places: Gorongosa
For 15 years, Mozambique was engulfed in a brutal civil war that devastated human and wildlife populations alike. Now, in part by focusing on empowering.. Read More
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Life of Pie
In 2002, mountain bikers and entrepreneurs Jen Zeuner and Anne Keller moved to Fruita, Colorado, in search of cheap rent, world-class single track, and free.. Read More
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Literacy for Environmental Justice: Cultivating Youth Leaders in Southeast San Francisco
Bayview-Hunters Point in Southeast San Francisco has been on the front lines of the environmental justice movement since the 1940s. This short documentary film follows.. Read More
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A Living River
Despite its polluted reputation, the Hudson River is teeming with life. From the tiny Glass Eels to the massive 14 foot long Atlantic Sturgeon, a.. Read More
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Love is the Way
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is a landscape of connections. This place is the heart of generations of protection, lifelong friendships, and iconic wildlife migrations... Read More
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Love, Trails, & Dinosaurs
This heartwarming film tells the story of the first person with autism to hike every trail in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Garan Moore... Read More
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Lowland Kids
The filming of Lowland Kids began as an adventure. A trip down to Isle de Jean Charles to experience this magical place before it’s gone... Read More
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Made in Voyage
Who hasn’t dreamed of putting their life on hold to embark on an adventure where only your imagination sets the boundaries for what is possible?.. Read More
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Magali
Magali Salinas has dedicated 15 years of her life to rescuing, rehabilitating, and releasing wild animals in the Peruvian Amazon rainforest. In this film, as.. Read More
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The Man of the Trees
This is a portrait of Daniel Balima, a horticulturist from Tenkodogo, a small town in Burkina Faso. Daniel contracted Polio as a child and despite.. Read More
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Matagi Mālohi: Strong Winds
The Pacific Climate Warriors, born out of the low-lying Pacific Islands, are an indigenous and youth lead movement who now have been on the front.. Read More
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Matsutake Hunters
The forest holds many mysteries. We follow some unique foragers as they hunt for the elusive and highly prized Japanese Matsutake mushroom, also known as.. Read More
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Meadows – Yosemite Nature Notes
Yosemite National Park has over 3,000 meadows, which hold the greatest diversity of plant and animal species despite only making up 3% of the park... Read More
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A Message From The Future of Paradise
In 2018, the historic Camp Fire destroyed the town of Paradise, CA and killed 85 people. In its wake, the community gathered to talk about.. Read More
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A Message From the Future With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 9-12th Grade Set a couple of decades from now, A Message From the Future With Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is.. Read More
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Mi Mamá
Nadia Mercado grew up in a working-class community with her single mother, an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, and three sisters. In this film, Nadia.. Read More
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A Mother’s Love
In 2020, life came to a grinding halt. Hopefully, in the resultant silence we are able to hear that our planet's whispers have become screams... Read More
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Myrtle Simpson: A Life On Ice
Myrtle Simpson - trailblazer, skiing pioneer, adventurer, writer, mother, and polar explorer. In 2017, over fifty years after she was the first woman to cross.. Read More
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Nature Now
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 5-8th Grade Made with no flights, recycled footage, and zero net carbon. Given away for free. Viewed 53.. Read More
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The New Environmentalists – From Liberia to Mongolia
Bayarjargal Agvaantseren helped create the 1.8 million-acre Tost Tosonbumba Nature Reserve in Mongolia's South Gobi Desert—a critical habitat for the vulnerable snow leopard. Then she.. Read More
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The New Environmentalists: Ghosts of the Mountains
Bayarjargal Agvaantseren helped create the 1.8 million-acre Tost Tosonbumba Nature Reserve in Mongolia's South Gobi Desert—a critical habitat for the vulnerable snow leopard. Then she.. Read More
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The New Environmentalists: Sacred Ocean
A crucial coalition comes together to protect the tiny but precious Cook Islands, going beyond citizen activism to cultivate robust legal standards for the protection.. Read More
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The New Environmentalists: The Blockade
Liberia’s precious forests face the threat of being exploited under a new president. A lawyer teams up with native people to prevent new palm oil.. Read More
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The New Environmentalists: The Chapel
Portland, Oregon residents fight to prevent the construction of the largest Oil Terminal in North America.
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The New Environmentalists: The Spirit of the River
Indigenous activists in Chile fight back against numerous hydroelectric dam projects that would further damage a region already affected by clearcutting and drought.
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The New Environmentalists: The Verge of Extinction
Macedonian Activists and Scientists work together with their community to prevent the construction of two major dams planned to be build within a national park.
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Nigerians Fight to Protect the World’s Most Trafficked Mammal
Pangolins are believed to be the most trafficked mammals in the world. As the four Asian species of pangolins have dwindled, poachers are increasingly turning.. Read More
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A Northern Light
The film A Northern Light follows Riverhorse Nakadate as he makes his way by canoe through endless miles of wilderness to celebrate the stunning and.. Read More
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On the Fenceline: A Fight for Clean Air
After a bankrupting explosion in June, the future of the largest and oldest oil refinery on the east coast remains unknown. Philly Thrive, an organization.. Read More
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The Other Side of the River
Homelessness along the Santa Ana River has drastically increased over the past decade near Riverside, California, causing frustration among community members and health concerns for.. Read More
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The Pangolin Man
Known by locals as the "Pangolin Man", Moses Arineitwe strives to save the most illegally traded mammal in the world, hoping to change the minds.. Read More
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Paradise
An unlikely environmentalist, Bryan Wells, finds himself standing between Yellowstone National Park and an industrial-scale gold mine. The proposed mine sits just above his home,.. Read More
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PATHFINDER – Life beyond fear
A tale about the human spirit, PATHFINDER - Life beyond fear, follows six world-class slackliners on a highlining mission deep into the Norwegian mountains to attempt.. Read More
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Paving Tundra
The Brooks Range is North America’s most rugged wilderness and one of Earth’s largest roadless areas. In 2013, the State of Alaska proposed building a.. Read More
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Pebble Redux – The Bears of Amakdedori
If you thought the original Pebble Mine proposal was a bad idea for salmon in Bristol Bay, you'll despise Pebble Redux even more! This film.. Read More
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Pedal Through
In Pedal Through, you are invited into the world of director-lead Analise Cleopatra as she discovers the healing and joy of mountain biking. Analise had never.. Read More
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Place of the Pike / Ginoozhekaaning
In 1971, A.B. LeBlanc (Bay Mills Ojibwe) set a gill net in Pendills Bay on Lake Superior. The Michigan DNR arrested LeBlanc and he was.. Read More
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Plastic Warriors
Kristal Ambrose also known as "Kristal Ocean" battles plastic pollution in The Bahamas. More Information: www.bahamasplasticmovement.org
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Positive Forward Motion
Hiker and endurance athlete, Jennifer Pharr Davis, reflects on the challenges and lessons that life has brought her following her record-setting thru-hike on the Appalachian.. Read More
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Puri
This documentary addresses the importance of water in the life cycle, and how through time, we have moved away from its true value. Puri explores human.. Read More
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Raccoon and the Light
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade A raccoon finds a flashlight in the woods.
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Raised on Rainbows
Having kids and still pursuing a passion for fly fishing can be a challenge. For this Colorado couple though, sharing the sport with their children.. Read More
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Remember
In this short theatrical film, three generations of women reflect on the beauty of their island home and the changes they see taking place in.. Read More
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Resilience Is In Our Nature
A snapshot of the Portland, Oregon community during the COVID-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter uprising, Resilience Is In Our Nature captures resilience that can.. Read More
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The Return
Something astonishing is happening in Vancouver. Despite exponential growth causing the salmon run to collapse for decades, concerned citizens refused to give up. Rewilding in a.. Read More
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The River Guards
This short documentary tells the story of the Housatonic River in Western Massachusetts, where an environmental and health crisis has unfolded over the past 30.. Read More
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Rock-Paper-Fish
Every year, all five species of salmon return to the Chilkat River and sustain the communities of Haines and Klukwan, but now a modern day.. Read More
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Rocky Intertidal Zones: Oregon
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade Filmed on the stunning Oregon Coast, this short film follows a 7-year-old boy as he explores.. Read More
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The Sacramento, at Current Speed
Award Winner: 2020 People's Choice Award The Sacramento River is a workhorse, hemmed in by freeways, channelized for agriculture and drinking. But there is a.. Read More
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Sanctuary
Set against the backdrop of the North Umpqua's most famous tributary, Steamboat Creek, which was recently designated as the Frank and Jeanne Moore Wild Steelhead.. Read More
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Saving Buffalo Reef
The Buffalo Reef in Lake Superior provides invaluable spawning habitat for Lake Trout and whitefish, but is threatened by stamp sands from historical mining activities... Read More
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See Animals
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 5-8th Grade This short, animated film shows unwelcome changes in an uncertain future. More Information: scottwenner.com | motion504.com
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The Shepherdess
A Navajo shepherdess perseveres despite extreme drought in this poetic short film about a rapidly vanishing way of life. “We didn’t even go up the.. Read More
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Sniper
In New Zealand, Yellow-eyed Penguin numbers have dwindled. Finding these penguins in the dense bush to monitor and conserve the population is tricky. But former ranger.. Read More
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Sonora Rising – A story of water, wheat, and life in the Tucson desert
Water and wheat — foundations of life for millennia across the American Southwest. The Colorado River water flows more than 300 miles across Arizona to.. Read More
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Sounds of Survival
Deep in the emerald cloud forests of Cusuco National Park of Honduras, scientists are on a quest to record the never-before-heard call of the endangered.. Read More
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Stand with Indigenous Peoples of Brazil, the Amazon and the Climate
The Amazon Rainforest and Brazil’s Indigenous peoples are under increasing attack with President Bolsonaro and his regime’s devastating assaults on social and environmental protections. Women’s.. Read More
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Station 15
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 9-12th Grade High school student and poet, Chasity Hunter, experienced intense flooding in her New Orleans neighborhood during.. Read More
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Still River, Silent Jungle
In this environmental short film, indigenous activist Ruth Alipaz Cuqui guides us through her inner struggle of embracing the limelight in order to protect her.. Read More
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Stories from the Blue: Discovering Inner Earth
“For me and for my colleagues, we look into the darkness and we see opportunity.” Many think Jill Heinerth and fellow cave divers are nothing.. Read More
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Stories from the Blue: Million Waves Project
"What if doing something was better than doing nothing?" That's the question that sparked the Million Waves Project, which works with Olympic Coast National Marine.. Read More
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Stories from the Blue: Ocean Guardians
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Ocean Guardian School Program provides opportunities for kids to get out in their environment to do hands-on, stewardship-based.. Read More
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Strike With Us
9 year old Hawkeye Huey has been hearing a lot about climate change and the climate crisis we are facing, and it's freaking him out!.. Read More
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Tabira
During his career as a vet, Alfonso Bañeres has recovered hundreds of birds of prey and wild animals. But among all of them one stand.. Read More
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There’s Something in the Water
"There's two kinds of lakes in the South: them that's got Giant Salvinia and them that's about to have Giant Salvinia." Caddo Lake is the only.. Read More
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This Land
Runner and advocate Faith E. Briggs used to run through the streets of Brooklyn every morning. Now she’s running 150 miles through three National Monuments.. Read More
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Through The Breaks
A float down the Upper Missouri River in eastern Montana reveals a spectacular, remote, and unspoiled prairie landscape, whose preservation is the work of the.. Read More
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TranSending
This film follows the journey of Erin Parisi as she comes into her own identity as a Transgender woman and trains for the Seven Summits to.. Read More
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Uncle Elephant
Uncle Elephant is the story of Tuy Sereivathana (Vathana), Cambodia Program Director of Wild Earth Allies, and his dream to work in the forest and.. Read More
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Venture Out
This is a story of overcoming odds, the power of resilience, and ultimately, the ever-lasting effects of LGBTQ community building. The Venture Out Project, founded.. Read More
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Vertical: The Future of Farming
A new generation of urban, indoor farmers approach to food production offers the potential to combat climate change while feeding hundreds of millions. The result, according to.. Read More
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A Walk Through The Land of 1,000 Hills
Award Winner: 2020 Student Filmmaker Award (Chema Domenech) Claver Ntoyinkima, a native park ranger, shares the secrets of Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda as he.. Read More
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Water Flows Together
Through the voice of Colleen Cooley, one of the few female Diné (Navajo) river guides on the San Juan River, Water Flows Together elevates the importance.. Read More
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The Waters that Heal Us
This film follows a group of veterans from Washington, D.C. on a fly fishing trip to the Shenandoah Valley. Lead by the National Capital Chapter.. Read More
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Wave Hands Like Clouds
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, K-4th Grade Suspended in the airy expanse between heaven and Earth, highliners walk a thin, wiggly piece of.. Read More
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Where Life Begins
Award Winner: 2020 Best Short Along the Arctic Coast, at the northmost point on American soil, we explore the inseparable bond between mother and child,.. Read More
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Where The Wild Things Keep Playing
An ode to the athlete who relishes in getting dirty, who chuckles after a long day in the mountains, effortlessly glides through the crystal clear.. Read More
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Who’s Your Farmer?
Farming is a practice that impacts our health, our environment, our communities and our world. Knowing from where our food really comes and how safely.. Read More
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Wild & Wool
Bighorn sheep, an icon of the American West, battle to survive as contact with the infectious disease, mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (m.ovi), carried by domestic sheep threaten.. Read More
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Wild Climate
Rural communities are already experiencing the impacts of climate change. Yet the majority of rural, western communities are represented by elected officials actively blocking solutions... Read More
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By horseback, foot, and paddleboard, three friends trek across Florida's imperiled backbone. The Lake Wales Ridge is an ancient ribbon of sand dunes that is.. Read More
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Wild Possibilities
This film highlights unique conservation efforts of 5 different land trusts in Oregon to help show and explain their value to their local communities. More.. Read More
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Wild Toddler Chronicles: Legacy
Award Winner: 2020 Kids Jury - Best Children's Film With an endless supply of fruit snacks, plenty of extra underwear and a pile of old.. Read More
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Wisconsin Wetlands Association’s Watershed Whiteboard Animation
This 3-minute whiteboard animation from Clouds North Films and Wisconsin Wetlands Association provides viewers with the 411 on how watershed health is critical to wetland.. Read More
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Words Have Power
Wild & Scenic Film Festival School Program, 5-8th Grade Ten-year-old Jaysa's dynamic speeches at rallies and city hall catalyze her community against the coal-fired power.. Read More
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