Nature doesn’t need people. People need nature. That’s the message of Conservation International’s provocative, celebrity-voiced campaign, “Nature Is Speaking.” The aim is to raise awareness that people need nature in […]

The District of Columbia is determined to be the most sustainable city in the U.S. and green roofs are part of the plan. Find out how Washingtonians are transforming their […]

Finalist, 2015 Eric Moe Sustainability Film Award A writer, an oyster farmer and an ocean scientist on Canada’s Pacific coast expose new changes found in the Salish Sea. With 22 cinematographers […]

2015 Festival Closing Night Film & Winner of the 2015 Documentary Award for Environmental Advocacy Scientists believe we have entered the sixth major extinction event in earth’s history and predict […]

This film looks into a remote valley in Cambodia, where a group of young monks join the Chong people in a fight to protect their forests, livelihood and heritage from […]

EarthEcho International co-founder and president Philippe Cousteau and co-host Joshua Carrera travel to South Florida to explore how human-driven development and agriculture have impacted this region’s unique natural ecosystems, from […]

Join EarthEcho Expeditions as they paddle the Anacostia River to discover how stormwater from urban centers is quietly choking our waterways. Learn how our nation’s capital is taking innovative steps […]

Winner, 2015 Polly Krakora Award For Artistry in Film This visually stunning meditation on the annual rains that descend upon India explores their alternately disastrous and beneficial impact on Indian […]

Featuring interviews with forest ecologists Tom Lovejoy and Luis Fernandez, along with the Peruvian Minister of the Environment Manuel Pulgar Vidal, this companion piece to the award-winning documentary, Amazon Gold, […]

  Dive into the faraway blue waters of the Pacific Ocean to explore incredible, remote monuments. Filmed in stunning high definition, this hilarious, melodious film shows why these places are […]