Peter Lím is the CEO of the International Festival of Sustainable Development Films –Ekotopfilm, the oldest environmental film festival established by his father in 1973 in former Czechoslovakia. After finishing […]

Silas Siakor has campaigned on community rights in the natural resource sector and forest governance since 2000. He was awarded the Whitley Award for Environment and Human Rights in 2002 […]

Sadie Quarrier has been a Senior Photo Editor at National Geographic magazine for 16 years and on staff for nearly 25. Sadie leads the adventure and exploration beat, where she […]

Piet Oudolf is a Dutch garden and landscape designer who has constructed dozens of private, institutional, and public gardens including the planting design of the High Line in New York […]

Kate Geis (tvgeis.com), is an Emmy-award-winning documentary producer and director of programming for PBS/WNET-Channel Thirteen, History Channel, A&E, and Metro. Over the past 20 years her subject matter has been […]

Joseph Erb (Cherokee) is a computer animator, film producer, educator, language technologist and artist enrolled in the Cherokee Nation. He earned his MFA degree from the University of Pennsylvania. Erb […]

Daniel Byers attended Brown University and launched a New England-based film studio, Skyship Films. With a penchant for adventure and environmental action, he’s tracked cartels along the rivers of Honduras, […]

Angelo Baca, Native American filmmaker, Navajo and Hopi, works on educational films, fiction and non-fiction. A graduate of Native Voices Program at the University of Washington, he has done numerous […]

Iván Jaripio is interested in cinema because it is a good way of expression. Ivan’s cinema can escape into the world of ideas and the world of fiction. Through his […]

Maxime Lacoste-Lebuis is a Canadian filmmaker and composer who crafts music from the sounds and inspiration he collects around the world. Every year, his musical works are featured in hundreds […]