Steven Sarro is curator of small mammals at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo. He plays a significant role in organized conservation and sustainable animal programs at the Zoo and around the […]

John Klavitter currently serves as theNational Coordinator for Invasive Species, Island Restoration, and the Cooperative Recovery Initiative for the National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) System, within the U.S. Fish & Wildlife […]

Trevor is a photographer and filmmaker based in Richmond, Virginia. His work focuses on the human relationship with wildlife and wild places. Trevor is particularly interested in telling stories that […]

Corita works mainly with the NPS Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance (RTCA) Program and the Interagency National Water Trails and Wild and Scenic Rivers Systems. She develops resources for local […]

Tom represents the whitewater paddling community in connecting the interests of human-powered recreational river users with ecological and science-based data to protect and restore rivers. He has served in a […]

Risa has led the development of the National Rivers Project, River Studies and Leadership Certificate, library of Hydropower licenses and settlements and Prepare to Launch! – a guide for assessing […]

Will is a filmmaker and kayaker based in San Francisco. His work is focused on river conservation around the world, using new media to communicate the value of wild places.

Most of my work fits in the outdoor film genre, and my passion is in capturing unique characters, discovering off-the-beaten-path stories, and finding new ways to talk about old problems. […]

Colin Arisman is a non-fiction filmmaker whose storytelling focuses on human connections to the natural world. His work as a director has been praised by Short of the Week as […]

Rodrigo Otero Heraud was born in Lima, Peru. He’s 38 years old. He studied filmmaking at the Lima School of Filmmaking and acupuncture at the Nei Jing School of Acupuncture. […]