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In a not too distant future, the once picturesque city of Lucerne (Switzerland) has become uninhabitable due to the climate crisis. Beginning in an abandoned.. Read More
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After Ice
Glaciers show us undeniable evidence that climate changes are happening and that human beings are transforming Earth’s systems. They reflect our past and reveal our.. Read More
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An Alaskan Fight
Sometimes conservation can feel like an ultramarathon. In this short biopic, runner and wild fish advocate Sam Snyder fights for Bristol Bay, Alaska over the.. Read More
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Angel of Alabama
Brenda Hampton was born first of ten to a family in rural Alabama. Her mother taught her to think critically and always fight for justice,.. Read More
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Antarctica: The Intersection of Technology and Climate Action
Abby Barrows (micro-plastic scientist/researcher) and Mike Libecki (Nat Geo explorer) embark on a journey to research climate and micro-plastics in Antarctica. Their team integrates cutting-edge.. Read More
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Attack & Release
Humans have long relied on nature as a source of comfort, and for fly fisher and chef Ranga Perera, the outdoors have been essential to.. Read More
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Bad Bugs
10-year-old Bryn made a claymation movie about the importance of using "natural solutions for your bug problems" - something she's passionate about. The idea came.. Read More
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A Baffin Vacation
Erik Boomer and Sarah McNair-Landry set off on a bold multi-sport 45 day expedition traveling through the remote landscape of Baffin Island in search of.. Read More
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Baked Fish – Peix al forn
What happens if there is so much plastic waste floating in the oceans that the fish disappear? Baked Fish - Peix al forn is an.. Read More
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The Bat Woman and Bat Man of India
Bhargavi and Chelmala Srinivasulu have been called the bat woman and bat man of India. Their chiropteran-infused love has guided their passion for studying and.. Read More
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Bear Witness: Subarctic
We see so many images every day. The question is, can an image still make people care? Bear Witness: Subarctic is a 2022 documentary short.. Read More
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The Beast of Our Time
The Beast of Our Time is a fifty-years-in-the-making, unflinching inquiry into the relationship between climate change and grizzly bears, narrated by one of America’s most.. Read More
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Belle River
2019. Spring flooding in Mississippi hits record highs. In Louisiana, the residents of Pierre-Part are preparing for the worst. Barring an unexpected turn of events,.. Read More
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Big Basin Speaks
On August 16, 2020, a rare, dry lightning storm that produced over 11,000 bolts of lightning, ignited hundreds of fires across California. Some of these.. Read More
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Big Medicine
The Black Rock High Rock area of Northern Nevada includes some of the most stunning landscapes in the US. This is a film about the.. Read More
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The Bird Nerds of Mono Lake
From filmmaker Sarinah Simons: I have yet to meet two bigger bird nerds than Pete and Ashli. Peter Bloom is a raptor ecologist that has.. Read More
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The Birdcarver
Eloir, 55 years old, is an artisan who makes replicas of the Lagoa do Peixe National Park's birds and undertakes a quixotic struggle for the.. Read More
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Black Like Plastic—Nature, Culture, and People
Black Like Plastic highlights some of the inequities that exist in the Black community in relation to the environment. Locally produced and created, the story.. Read More
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Bleeding Gold
The environmental and humanitarian crime in the territory of the so-called Orinoco Mining Arc is undoubtedly the most devastating ecological crisis in the contemporary history.. Read More
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Blue Room
In two prisons in the Pacific Northwest, incarcerated participants in a mental health experiment watch videos of sunset-soaked beaches, wildflowers, and forests on loop. 'Blue.. Read More
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Bodies of Water
For many Bahamians, the ocean is home. From these waters comes sustenance, opportunity, and identity. But this relationship is also complex and paradoxical. With a.. Read More
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Breaking Trail
Emily Ford sets out with Diggins, a borrowed sled dog, to become the first woman and person of color to thru-hike the 1,200-mile Ice Age.. Read More
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Bring The Salmon Home
Bring the Salmon Home captures the emotions, courage, and determination of Klamath River tribal communities as they host a 300+ mile run from ocean to.. Read More
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Camp Yoshi
After moving to Oregon and falling in love with the ability to explore the outdoors with ease with his wife and two kids, Rashad Frazier.. Read More
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Can’t Beat This Place for Fun
Can’t Beat This Place For Fun takes you into the work (and play!) shop of Flagstaff’s Fretwater Boatworks as they keep wooden boat building alive... Read More
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Civil Society: Not On Our Soil – A Climate Justice Reality
Everyone has the right to a safe and healthy environment, yet South Africans are experiencing extreme climate and environmental injustices all around the country. In.. Read More
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Coffee for Water
Decades of war and unsustainable agriculture have stripped almost half the trees from the rainforest atop Mozambique’s Mount Gorongosa. The devastation threatens the watershed that.. 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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Community: Not On Our Soil – A Climate Justice Reality
Everyone has the right to a safe and healthy environment, yet South Africans are experiencing extreme climate and environmental injustices all around the country. In.. Read More
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Cool For You
“Cool For You”, an animated film based on the book of the same title, explains global warming to children in a friendly way. Incorporating different.. Read More
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Cormie: The Pickpocket Cormorant
Cormie, a double-crested cormorant, loves money. She loves chasing money, catching money, and if you're not careful, stealing money. Part mockumentary, part true-life tale, "Cormie,".. Read More
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Counting Cranes
For the past 20 years, the Crane Trust has conducted aerial surveys of Sandhill Crane roosts to determine the number of birds that pass through.. Read More
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CRACKED
A little girl lives in a village with her mother where water sources are dwindling by day. Drought effects her imagination, even her doodles and.. Read More
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Craig, America
A story of transition and renewal in the rural west, Craig, America shares the many perspectives that encompass a community upheld by coal but looks.. Read More
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Crossing the Divide
An Iowa farmer reacts swiftly when he hears that radical climate marchers plan to camp in his tiny town and disrupt the peace. What he.. Read More
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Dear Pippa
Throughout her life, the woods and its trails have provided Els Van Woert with inspiration and balance. Today, many of those adventures are spent with.. Read More
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Dear President Biden
While campaigning for the Presidency, Joe Biden promised that climate change would be part and parcel of everything his Administration did. The film visits front.. Read More
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Denizens of the Steep
For Ski Mountaineer and guide Kim Havell, the mountains are a place of adventure and solitude in wild places. However, the explosion in popularity of.. Read More
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Diverse We Run
A daughter of immigrant parents, Carolyn Su, gained confidence through running. But she noticed runners like her were rarely represented. She asked herself, why? To.. Read More
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don’t feed the coyotes
'don't feed the coyotes' observes several years in the intertwined lives of San Francisco's urban coyotes. The 30-minute film centers around a three year-old coyote,.. Read More
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The Dukha
In the remote taiga of northern Mongolia live the Dukha, one of the last groups of nomadic reindeer herders in the world. Tuvshuu is five.. Read More
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DURGA: Forging a New Trail
The first guide from her village in northern Nepal, 34-year-old Durga Rawal was always on the lookout for a path to independence. While the girls.. Read More
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Eco-Hack!
Biologist Tim Shields has watched Mojave desert tortoise populations plummet since the 1990s. The latest threat? Ballooning raven populations, from increased human activity. Tired of.. Read More
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El Mago Georges
We aren’t only created with free will, but also with responsibility. The responsibility to listen to our gut feelings, follow our intuition, the wise part.. Read More
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Elevated
In an effort to make the outdoor and rock climbing industry more inclusive, Deaf climber Sonya Wilson shares her testimony in overcoming barriers and gaining.. Read More
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Endangered Migration: A Monarch Butterfly Story
The annual monarch butterfly migration to Mexico is at risk, and the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has listed monarchs as an endangered.. Read More
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The Facemask
The Facemask tells a cautionary tale of how our consumer habits and means of preventing further spread of disease can ultimately do more harm than.. Read More
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Feeling the Apocalypse
From the disappearing wildlife in his hometown Owen Sound to the news stories about the melting of Greenland, psychotherapist Anderson Todd explains how unravelling ecosystems.. Read More
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Fight or Flight
Fight or Flight chronicles the journey of the first female pilot employed by Colorado Parks and Wildlife. She shares her story of how she overcame.. Read More
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Finding Gulo – The Movement to Save Wolverines
The wolverine (Gulo gulo) is an intrepid and solitary carnivore, historically ranging throughout North America's most rugged and remote regions. However, human persecution decimated their.. Read More
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Finding Salmon
Follow 11-year-old, Keyona, into a wondrous world of trees, water, and friendly fish... and find the spirit of Salmon Watch, a program that connects Northwest.. Read More
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A Fire For All
Made for students and their teachers and parents, A Fire For All tells the story of why there are mega-fires in the Sierra Nevada forest,.. Read More
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The Fish & The Flame
This film documents Jim White, an aquatic biologist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and his collaboration with a reclusive ranch manager, Tim Haarmann, to save.. Read More
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A Flyfishing Refugee
Pressured out of Poland as a dissident in the early 1980s, Mariusz Wroblewski set out for freer territory, with his family, a yearning for wild.. Read More
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The Fog of Big Sur
Big Sur has been called the world's greatest meeting of land, sea, and sky, but whoever said that clearly forgot about another essential element: the.. Read More
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UN human rights attorney, mountain runner and NGO founder, Stephanie Case, was training hard during the summer of 2021 to take on the hardest ultra.. Read More
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Friendship Garden
Fiona Fox wants to share her garden with bees and is disappointed when they fly away to find food. Through her curiosity, kindness, and determined.. Read More
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From My Window
From her bedroom window, Melissa Simpson looks out at the highest peaks in Colorado. Despite being so close, the mountains have always been worlds away.. Read More
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Game Hawker
Shawn Hayes leads a life of devotion. For him, falconry is more than a deep partnership with raptors: it’s his life’s work. As an American.. Read More
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The Ghost
Heather Anderson may be the greatest hiker to ever walk the earth. She has consistently broken the male and female thru hiking records on some.. Read More
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Ghost Ponds
In the farmland of England, a search and rescue mission is underway. A team is working to excavate land haunted by ghosts… but these are.. Read More
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Giant Sequoias – Yosemite Nature Notes
Giant sequoia trees are impressive for their great size, old age, and stoic resilience, but this resilience is being tested by bugs, drought, and catastrophic.. Read More
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Goodbye Home
Goodbye Home is a timeless work about two families that share in the tragedy of losing their homes to bushfires. Though one family are humans.. 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 the City
As pastor of the New Northside Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis, the Reverend Rodrick Burton champions many causes -- including renewable energy. Meanwhile, St... Read More
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Guardians of the River
In this film by American Rivers and Swiftwater Films, Indigenous leaders share why removing four dams to restore a healthy Klamath River is critical for.. Read More
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Hasta La Última Gota
Hasta la Última Gota follows the fight of those working to change a national charter that has privatized Chile’s vast natural water supply. Following an.. Read More
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Healing in the Open
Thirty miles outside Philadelphia, a small horse farm is offering something unique to the community: Horses that just get to be horses, and serve unwittingly.. Read More
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Hidden Wild
Behind the homes and freeways of suburban Palm Beach County, an incredible network of swamps, scrub, and waterways lies waiting to be discovered. Join science.. Read More
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High Plains Wild
This film shows the lingering wild found in western Nebraska–caught on camera by two local conservation photographers. Also, a look into the natural history of.. Read More
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High Road
High Road celebrates the unbreakable bond between Paralympian Meg Fisher and Jack Berry, a young para-athlete who's cycling career is just beginning to unfold. Together,.. Read More
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The Hunt for the Asian Giant Hornet
Scientists race to stop the spread of a new invasive species - but first they have to find it. Dubbed the "Murder Hornet" by popular.. Read More
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I Am Cheo
Inspired by the poem “I Am Joaquin” by Chicano poet Corky Gonzales, this unique film tells the story of a young boy named Cheo who,.. Read More
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I Am Salmon
Connecting humanity with salmon and the sea through the subtle art of poetry and Gyotaku (fish rubbing), Duncan Berry shares his experience as a longtime.. Read More
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I’m a Child
The film, I’m a Child, takes us on a magical journey to see what we have done to the Earth, while the music speaks to.. Read More
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If I Tell Them
James Sampsel, a plein air painter and fly-fishing guide, comes to terms with his past and a bi-polar diagnosis that hangs over his future. For.. Read More
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If You Give a Beach a Bottle
Inspired by a picture book, Max Romey heads to a remote beach on Alaska's coastline in search of marine debris. What he finds is a.. Read More
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Inseparable: Skye
For time immemorial, climbing has been a traditional activity for Kanaka Maoli. While history shows Native Hawaiians climbed over mountains and scrambled rocks to trade.. Read More
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The Interconnectedness of All Living Things
In October, 2020, Georgia Hodges got the opportunity to paint a mural in her San Francisco neighborhood. We got to follow and film her as.. Read More
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Iridescent
When it comes to the discovery and documentation of birds, Tim Laman is one of the best in the world. As he entered the final.. Read More
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It’s Bean Too Hot
Can you imagine our world without coffee? It’s a very real possibility. It’s Bean Too Hot tells the story of the coffee heroes – small.. Read More
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Kayak
On a peaceful summer day, a dad takes his baby son on a kayak day trip. Between the challenges of a first river outing and.. Read More
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Keepers of the Shy Place
On the tiny Alaskan island of St. Paul, marine debris is taking its toll on the ecosystem and wildlife -- especially the northern fur seal,.. Read More
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Kohunlich: Guided by Nature
Explore Kohunlich with our guide, Dany, as he shares his lifelong curiosity of the natural world, while working to preserve the legacy of this unique.. Read More
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Kumari: A Father’s Dream
Jagat Lama's promise to his dying father; to bring medical care to their home of Kumari. Led by Jagat, the team begins developing a self-sustaining.. Read More
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Kumu Niu
The island of O'ahu is covered with coconut palms, but for fear of liability the vast majority of these sacred trees have been stripped of.. Read More
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The Land of Griffons
On the Northwestern coast of Sardinia lives the last native Italian colony of griffon vultures (Gyps fulvus). Domenico Ruiu, an experienced photographer and conservationist, tells.. Read More
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LAND OF THE YAKAMAS
Since Time Immemorial, Yakamas lived by the laws of the creator; honoring and protecting the resources that provide for the physical and spiritual sustenance of.. Read More
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The Last Last Hike
83-year-old Nimblewill Nomad is about to become the oldest person to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail. But he didn’t start at Springer Mountain, Georgia - his.. Read More
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The Last of the Nightingales
In the late 1960’s Bernie Krause was a prolific composer & a foley artist who pioneered synthesizers and worked with industry giants such as Francis.. Read More
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The Last Ski Maker in Scotland
The uncertain future of skiing in Scotland has inspired Jamie Kunka to make sustainable skis out of wood. Based in his cabin in the Scottish.. Read More
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Life in the Slow Lane (A Snail Odyssey)
Written and directed by two young brothers Sol and Ben de Glanville (age 10 and 6), with a little help from their dad, this is.. Read More
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Life of a Plastic Cup
In Life of a Plastic Cup, we follow the adventures of a small plastic cup that, after being used just once at a party, is.. Read More
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Like a River
Artist and climber Jeremy Collins has had a long and loving relationship with the desert canyons of the American southwest. In this short film, he.. Read More
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The Long Rider
When Filipe Leite leaves his adoptive home of Canada, the aspiring journalist sets out on an epic quest to ride from Calgary to his family's.. Read More
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Lost on Purpose
A gravel exploration of the Lost Sierra (Sierra and Plumas counties) region of Northern California highlighting current recreation opportunities and local businesses in advance of.. Read More
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The Lost Salmon
'The Lost Salmon' chronicles the plight and potential recovery of the iconic Spring-run Chinook Salmon of the Pacific Northwest. Faced with extinction in many river.. Read More
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The Magical Forest And The Things
As a Covid lockdown project, 6 year old Calliope narrates a story animated by artist Dave Russo depicting a critical yet child-like observation of human.. Read More
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Maneuvers
"Maneuvers (Manöver)" is an experimental animation combining skiing with stop-motion animation. For more information: www.level1productions.com
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Miles to Go
In 2022 alone there have been over 300 anti LGBTQ+ bills proposed in various states across the country. Refusing to sit idly by, trans trail.. Read More
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Mission Creek Restoration Initiative
Mission Creek is one of the Okanagan Valley’s most important waterways, supplying a quarter of all inflow waters to Okanagan Lake. Running through Kelowna, BC,.. Read More
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Monumental Divide
Ever since the establishment of the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, the town of the Escalante, UT has been divided between locals and everyone else. When.. Read More
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Motus Avium: A Mission to Save California’s Last Wetlands
California’s wetlands have all but disappeared. But not all hope is lost. A coalition of scientists, farmers, conservationists and public agencies have come together to.. Read More
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The Mud on Their Hands
Everything changed after Katrina. Many fled the destruction but Rev. Tyronne Edwards of Phoenix, LA, led the effort to rebuild the town his family has.. Read More
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My Last Day of Summer
It is the last day of summer and Julia is at the local bike shop hoping that her bike can be fixed. While waiting she.. Read More
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My Neighbour is a Bear
A rare Marsican bear family wanders down from the Italian Apennines to the charming village of Villalago, in search of food in the local orchards... Read More
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National Parks “One-Star Reviews”
America’s National Parks are some of the most beautiful places in the world. It’s even said that they are America’s best idea. Well… unfortunately for.. Read More
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The New Environmentalists – From Accra to Eleuthera Island
The New Environmentalists share a common goal – safeguarding the Earth’s natural resources from exploitation and pollution, while fighting for justice in their communities. The.. Read More
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New Roots
New Roots follows Michael Albert, Marie-Eve Fradette and their 2 daughters through a growing season on their farm in Wycliffe, BC. They describe their journeys.. Read More
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No Other Lake
Motivated by a desire to better understand his home watershed, Jordan Rowell embarks on a two week kayaking trip along the 120-mile length of Lake.. Read More
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Ocean to Idaho
Follow salmon migration 850 miles from Oregon’s coast to Idaho’s wilderness in this film shot solo by journalist Kris Millgate. Ocean to Idaho documents the.. Read More
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Oshkigin: Spirit of Fire
Not all fire is bad. Increased droughts and longer fire seasons in recent decades have caused more frequent, dangerous, and intense fires across the country... Read More
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Other Side of the Hill
Other Side of the Hill explores the impacts of a changing climate in rural Eastern Oregon - as seen through the eyes of local leaders.. 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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Our 100 Year Floods
Through the voices of community members in Birmingham and Gadsden, this visual exploration captures the struggles of families and homeowners impacted by decades of flooding... Read More
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Our Own House
People in Punta Gorda town remember a time before paved roads, street lights and plastics trash. Now plastics are multiplying, threatening this Belizean carefree town... Read More
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OUTLIER: Trust
Trust is the foundation of our backcountry relationships: with ourselves, each other, and even the land, these are the spaces that define us. Yet in.. Read More
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Packing a Wave
A young shipwreck arrives unconscious to an apparently paradisiacal desert island. After waking up she explores theisland and discovers that it is a landfill. More.. Read More
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The Pangolin Man
Award Winner: 2021 Student Filmmaker Award Known by locals as the "Pangolin Man", Moses Arineitwe strives to save the most illegally traded mammal in the.. Read More
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Planktonium
Planktonium is a short film about the unseen world of living microscopic plankton. It is a voyage into a secret universe, inhabited by alien-like creatures... Read More
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Plastic Pandemic
This short PSA created by our fall Huliau Environmental Filmmaking Club students outlines ways in which the COVID-19 pandemic has been contributing to plastic pollution.. Read More
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Plastic Problem PSA
Plastic Problem PSA portrays a singular message towards global plastic pollution communicated through a comedic lens to open the conversation about this dire topic in.. Read More
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The Prospector
The Prospector is a quietly captivating lyrical journey following National Gold-panning Champion, Ernie Lazlo. We follow Ernie as he shares this wealth of geological, historical.. Read More
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Protecting the Monarch Butterfly
Monarch butterflies have one of the longest migrations of any insects, so they depend on critical habitat during their long journey. While organizations like the.. Read More
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Punchline
Eeland Stribling is many things: fly fisherman, wildlife biologist, Colorado native - but most notably, he is an avid stand-up comedian. Born and raised in.. Read More
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Range Rider
As wolves repopulate Washington State, conflict is heating up with rural, ranching communities. As a range rider, Daniel Curry is dedicated to reducing predation, by.. Read More
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Rangers of the Ulaan Taiga
Rangers are the Swiss army knives of the Mongolian National Parks, protecting nearly seventy million acres of wild landscape, cultural and historic heirlooms, and endangered.. Read More
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ReBuilding Butte
This is the heartfelt story of a tiny home building project for survivors of the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California history, the 2018.. Read More
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Reclaim Your Water: Natasha Smith
Natasha didn’t grow up believing that “Black people don’t do that,” was going to be a limiting factor in her life. Not only does she.. Read More
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Reclaim Your Water: Natasha Smith
Natasha didn’t grow up believing that “Black people don’t do that,” was going to be a limiting factor in her life. Not only does she.. 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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Returning England’s Forgotten Frog
As scientists were discovering a surprising detail about an often-overlooked frog, the last local population of the species was winking out of existence. This is.. Read More
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Rhapsody for a Rock Wren
Set in the wilds of Aotearoa New Zealand, Rhapsody for a Rock Wren is a filmmaker's personal exploration of human-nature connection through her relationship with.. Read More
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Riparia
In the summer of 2019, ten young Indigenous and non-Indigenous women set out on a five-day, science-focused canoe journey in the Poisson Blanc Resérvoir in.. Read More
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Ripples
Ripples is a short film about finding community in the uplands, and the profound difference one person can make, just by putting positivity into the.. 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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River Looters
Three river surfers turned obsessed free divers hunt for lost belongings in the Deschutes River. When not on a quest to reunite people with their.. Read More
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A River Reborn
Mile after mile the Little Conemaugh river in central Pennsylvania runs empty of life, poisoned by toxic pollution from countless abandoned coal mines. But a.. Read More
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The Rock Pool Waltz
The Rock Pool Waltz centres around a boys affinity with nature which helps to ease his worries and loneliness during the COVID lockdown. This leads.. Read More
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ROOTED IN CULTURE: OREGON’S WILD CAMAS
Camas root has long nourished the people of the Northwest as a culturally significant staple. It’s served a pivotal role in the diet and trade.. Read More
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Sagebrush Gold
A lithium mine being built in Nevada's remote sagebrush desert promises us a greener future, but local ranchers, environmentalists, and indigenous tribes share a different.. Read More
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The Scale of Hope
THE SCALE OF HOPE follows former Obama White House Climate Advisor, Molly Kawahata, as she prepares for a climb in the Alaska Range while struggling.. Read More
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Scaling Up: Hawai‘i’s Food Future
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Hawai‘i farmers, entrepreneurs, elected officials and other stakeholders share their vision for growing the state's agricultural sector with the aim of.. Read More
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Sea Creatures Strike Back
In this news broadcast parody, various sea creatures "strike back" against humans by subjecting them to the same problems that humans cause in the marine.. Read More
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Sea Gypsies: The Plutonium Dome
In the middle of the pacific ocean, the sailing ship Infinity and her ragtag crew stumble upon one of the most dangerous islands on earth... Read More
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Shaba
In the mountains of northern Kenya, a Samburu community is doing something that has never been done before, building a sanctuary for orphaned elephants to.. Read More
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Sheri
This is a film that is in turn heart-wrenching and playful, reverent and joy-filled. It is the story of Sheri Tingey’s 60-year career as a.. Read More
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Song of the Hermit
The hermit thrush's song has been a magical part of a visit to Big Basin Redwoods State Park. Researcher Allison R.P. Nelson and collaborators are.. Read More
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Space to Live
A journey of discovery that builds toward the ultimate conclusion of what is the driving force behind habitat loss and all environmental destruction. I travel.. Read More
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Stewart Udall: The Politics of Beauty
STEWART UDALL: THE POLITICS OF BEAUTY is a visually-powerful film biography of America's most effective Interior Secretary. From 1961-1969, Udall added more units to the.. 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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sym•bee•o•sis
In sym-bee-o-sis, scientists discover that the alliance between bees and plants depends on an unexpected third partner: microbes! But the chemicals we use in agriculture.. Read More
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Tad’s Emerging World – Glen Canyon Exposed
Glen Canyon is a hidden treasure of the Southwest and is now emerging. This epic landscape is under a failing reservoir called Lake Powell from.. Read More
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Tails On Ice
This heart-warming story set in the coldest of climates follows Ellesmere, a fit and instantly loveable Canadian Inuit yearling sled dog as she sets off.. Read More
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Tengefu
Award Winner: 2021 Best Short "Tengefu" is the Swahili word for "protected marine area." Abubakar spends his days dreaming about corals. On an off-grid island.. Read More
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This is Fracking
The Patagonia region of Argentina is known for its stunning landscapes and famous wines. But it harbors a dark secret. Home to the world's fourth.. 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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To Live and Die in the Shadows: Meditations on Ferns, Survival, and Horizontal Gene Transfer
To Live and Die in the Shadows: Meditations on Ferns, Survival, and Horizontal Gene Transfer is a 6-minute, experimental, animated, documentary, shot on 16mm and.. Read More
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Together We Grow
Together We Grow is a documentary telling the story of Common Unity, in Aotearoa New Zealand. Introducing a thriving hub helping to build resilience into.. Read More
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TranSending
Award Winner: 2021 Most Inspiring Adventure Film This film follows the journey of Erin Parisi as she comes into her own identity as a Transgender.. Read More
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Transmission
This is a story from the front lines of conservation. Disturbingly similar to the on-going human pandemic, this is a film about hard choices, sacrifices,.. Read More
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Traverse
Six dancers and a choreographer journey across Southern Utah. From barren lakes to alpine meadows, pink sands and redrock rivers, Traverse explores the beauty of.. Read More
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The Tree Carvers
In this short documentary a father and son, Tonu and Koa, teach us about their wood carving process. Their cultural beliefs are inspiring and the.. Read More
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True Wild
Val Asher is one of the world's most knowledgeable biologists on wolf behavior. Having spent more than 20 years working with wolves - and more.. Read More
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Tule Elk – The Killing of a Native Species
The National Park Service has recently approved a plan to kill native Tule Elk in Point Reyes National Seashore to ensure more grass for cows.. Read More
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Uncharted Waters
What is it like to be surrounded by gang activity then suddenly experience an overnight adventure on the river? In fall or 2021, we got.. 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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Vala North
In the far northern atolls of Papua New Guinea, scientist chieftain and visionary John Aini resurrects old secret ways and melds them with what he.. 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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Vet in the Wild
António “Tonecas” Paulo, the Mozambique-born Senior Wildlife Veterinarian at Gorongosa National Park, spends his days tending to everything from lions to elephants and African wild.. Read More
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The Voice of a River
In 1979, Mark Dubois became a symbol of conservation and proof of how the power of resolve in one man can bring about change to.. Read More
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Voices From the Water
River heroes are at the forefront of solving the pollution and waste issues faced by our planet’s waterways. "Voices of Water," tells the stories of.. Read More
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La Voz del Mar: Hope for Hawksbill Turtles
Hawksbill turtles are critically endangered globally, and for many years it was believed they had disappeared from El Salvador. Today, grassroots conservation is delivering renewed.. Read More
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Wading For Change
For conservationist and angler Jr Rodriguez to become “like the pictures he saw in magazines,” he had to leave behind what he loved the most... Read More
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Walden
Based on the true event, Henry David Thoreau builds a cabin in Walden, Concord Massachusetts as a social experiment to see what he could learn.. Read More
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Washed Ashore
Since 2019, 1 and 4 whales have died, and scientists have more guesses as to why than answers. Determined to find a cause this team.. Read More
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Wastewater: A Tale of Two Cities
The other tale of two cities - both plagued by decades of lack of investment and racial discrimination in their wastewater infrastructure and facing further.. 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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West Portal Creek
West Portal Creek features farmers, conservationists, scientists, and federal agencies working together to solve the complex problem of water pollution. By focusing on one stream,.. Read More
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What’s in a Name?
Brazilian immigrant and professional climber Maiza Lima confronts the history of racism and misogyny in American culture while developing her own new sport climbing area.. Read More
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When it Comes From the Earth
Canticuénticos, the Argentine music band always choose very important topics for children and families, sometimes not easy ones but always with lots of sensibility. This.. Read More
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When They’re Gone
WHEN THEY’RE GONE is a documentary short examining humanity’s fragile dependence on nature. Despite our best efforts to control and shape our surroundings, we learn.. 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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The Wild Divide
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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A Wild Independence
How naturalist John Olmsted fulfilled a friends' request and turned an abandoned mining ditch in California's Gold Country into the first wheelchair nature trail in.. Read More
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The Wonder of the Bobolink
Follow the migration of tiny, ground-nesting birds from a New York farm field to Argentina ... and back. For more information: oceans8films.com | hudsonriverstories.com |.. Read More
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Wood Hood
Wood Hood features DeVaughn, a 15-year-old kid from New York City who loves skateboarding and craves a "quiet place" to escape the chaos of his.. Read More
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Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area
Flooding season marks a special period of time in the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area. Discover a slice of its natural history and wildlife by taking.. Read More
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Yuba is the Heart
Forty years ago, the South Yuba River Citizens League began caring for the South Yuba River by advocating for dam removal and gaining Wild and.. Read More
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