Academy Award nominee Robert Nixon leads film crews to the Earth’s furthest corners to capture compelling stories of tribal peoples, threatened habitats and endangered species. His captivating films illustrate humankind’s […]

An environmental activist from Quebec, he has spent years campaigning for change in his hometown of Trois-Pistoles. However, while Rioux is a firm believer in grassroots action, as the world […]

Jon Sawyer is executive director of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, a non-profit organization that funds independent reporting with the intent of raising the standard of media coverage of […]

David Takayoshi Suzuki, CC, OBC, Ph.D LLD (born March 24, 1936), is a Japanese Canadian academic, science broadcaster and environmental activist. Suzuki earned a Ph.D. in zoology from the University […]

After graduating from Brown University with a joint degree in Urban Studies and Architecture, Lynn worked on feature films and documentary programs for NBC News and PBS. As Creative Director […]

Aslihan Unaldi is a writer-director-producer, born and raised in Istanbul. She received her BA in International Relations and in Photography from Yale University. She received her MFA in film from […]

After graduating from Brown University with a joint degree in Urban Studies and Architecture, Nelson began his career in filmmaking working on documentaries for Discovery Channel, History Channel and PBS’s […]

E. O. Wilson hosted a lecture and book signing for the 2011 EFF. Considered to be one of the world’s greatest living scientists, Dr. E. O. Wilson is a Harvard University […]

After serving as a marine biologist and environmental educator for the Smithsonian Institution and Discovery Channel for many years, Dottie became the Anacostia Riverkeeper and Executive Director in 2008. She […]

Suzan Beraza was born in Jamaica, and raised in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. In 2000, Beraza directed the short film Sister & Brother and her film company REEL […]