A handful of stick insects, the last of their kind, clung to life on a single bush for 80 years. Now back from the brink of extinction, when can they […]

Organic farmers in Tysons Corner, Va. reflect on a half-century of sustainable and community-focused agriculture. Directed by Aditi Desai. Executive produced by AU’s Center for Environmental Filmmaking and the Prince […]

Take a voyage along the crystal clear waters of the San Marcos River starting at its bountiful headwaters at Spring Lake. Yakona leads the viewer on an impressionistic journey from […]

An Iraq war veteran who served two deployments tells what he saw we are leaving behind in Iraq and recorded with over 3,000 photos. Directed and produced by Alice Day […]

Writer and activist Edward Abbey’s anarchistic spirit and riotous novels helped to inspire the nascent environmental movement of the 1970s and ‘80s. Through interviews, archival footage and reenactments, Wrenched captures […]

Is climate change igniting turmoil around the world? How are the rising costs of climate change and its consequences threatening our national security? How are terrorists and insurgent groups profiting […]

  Rhino poaching is not a local problem anymore; it is a global issue. Five young people from around the world come to South Africa to work together and make […]

Three southern states are locked in a battle over the fresh water of the Chattahoochee River, a slow, muddy river that transformed Atlanta from a small town to a growing, […]

Finalist, 2015 Eric Moe Sustainability Film Award Sheepscot General Store and Uncas Farm were revitalized into a thriving community food hub by ambitious young farmers. The farmers tackle challenges while […]

Winner of the 2015 Eric Moe Sustainability Film Award Since the passage of the North American Free Trade Agreement 20 years ago, international companies have used the Santiago River as […]