Winner of the Environmental Film Festival’s third annual Polly Krakora Award for Artistry in Film. Oscar-nominated director Lucy Walker set out to make “a visual haiku about cherry blossoms” in […]

2013 Winner of the Environmental Film Festival’s fourth annual Polly Krakora Award for Artistry in Film. Introduced by Rosalind Campion, Counsellor for Global Issues, British Embassy. For three decades, The […]

Winner, Eric Moe Sustainability Award Offering a brief window into one man’s journey and his deep-seated love for the forests that are rapidly decreasing around Livingstone, Zambia. By Makhalu Productions, […]

Winner, 2014 Documentary Award for Environmental Advocacy Watch dam opponents as they dangle hundreds of feet in the air while painting signs of protest on dam walls. These activists are […]

Humanity is more than ever threatened by its own actions. We hear a lot about the need to minimize footprints and reduce our impact. But what if our footprints were […]

Shot in every Ward of Washington D.C., in Arlington and in Alexandria, the film addresses how bicycling both reflects and changes our lifestyles. Its title was inspired by the challenge […]

  American University’s goal to become carbon neutral by 2020 is an ambitious one. Is it possible to achieve? Part of AU’s commitment to carbon neutrality involves their participation in […]

Rock Creek Park is an 1,800-acre oasis in the middle of the crowded Washington, D.C. metro region. For some visitors, it’s a place to gather your thoughts as you run […]

In Central Ethiopia’s remote Gurage Zone, poverty and environmental degradation have held back development for generations. In Paving the Way, youth, parents, and elders are building a more sustainable future […]

Made in Bhutan is a documentary portraying this recent emergence of entrepreneurship. In 2012, pro-bono director Hirondelle Chatelard travelled the kingdom with a Bhutanese film crew meeting and interviewing entrepreneurs […]