A woodpecker and a colony of leafcutter ants get on each others nerves until they’re faced with a common enemy: a lumberjack trying to cut down their tree.   Directed […]

Gwen Moffat is Britain’s first female mountain guide, and at 91 she’s a wealth of wit and stories. Filmmaker Jen Randall and writer Claire Carter interview her, while attempting the […]

Finalist of the 2016 Eric Moe Sustainability Film Award! After a near-death experience, an arborist realizes what he has to do combat climate change: migrate the California coast redwoods – some […]

After finding fame tracking the retreat of glaciers, photographer James Balog travels to Hawaii’s Mauna Loa Observatory to capture evidence of climate change in its most essential, yet elusive form: […]

A little hedgehog finds a magnificent apple in the woods, but other forest animals have their eye on it as well.   Directed by Marjorie Caup.

Ukrainian artist Fedor Alexandrovich believes that the Chernobyl disaster was a plot by the USSR to cover up a Soviet superweapon capable of mind control. As fanciful as his conspiracy […]

Despite its natural beauty and rich history, Jamaica Bay was New York City’s dumping ground for decades. Towering landfills created landscapes of garbage. Jets scream overhead constantly as they take […]

In the Te Urewara forests of northern New Zealand, the fiercely independent Tūhoe Maori tribe undertakes the building of a grand new meeting hall using radically sustainable methods. Their “Living Building” embodies the community’s deep and […]

Over a century ago, the Dutch fishing village of Urk was an island – until the Netherlands filled in their inland sea to make more arable land, and it found itself incorporated […]

In the summer of 1939, Ella Maillart takes her friend Annamarie on a daring trip through the Middle East, before traveling alone in British India for an entire year. Told through her […]