Vey nou Lagon is an inspirational documentary that follows a traditional artisanal fisherman and his family as they tell us the story of the Mauritian lagoons and show us the current […]

The fish he loves to catch are disappearing, so teenage fisherman Jack Nixon enlists the help of marine conservationist Sylvia Earle. Finding a solution becomes a years-long global quest to […]

This short film looks at three different Amazonian indigenous peoples’ battles with their Ecuadorian government and big oil and mining to protect their land and human rights.

Subsistence Mayan farmers in the highlands of Guatemala are struggling to hold onto their lives and futures at the hands of a five-year drought that has caused their wells, springs, […]

In southeast Alaska, fishermen young and old struggle to maintain a sustainable lifestyle in spite of threats from irresponsible corporations, climate change, and the high costs associated with the job.

Shot across Europe and the United States, this film traces the history of civilization’s quest to procure abundant water and energy — from ancient Roman aqueducts in the south of […]

For many years, this river’s ownership was under dispute. Now, it owns itself. In what is believed to be a world’s first, the Whanganui River’s been granted legal personhood, with […]

The River is Pare Lorentz’ monumental documentary about the exploitation and misuse of one of our greatest natural resources – the Mississippi River.

This cross-platform interactive experience combines a smartphone app with VR. It utilizes a groundbreaking living narrative structure where the audience’s real-world actions impact the story as it unfolds. Innovative “swimming,” […]

Most of us who love the Chesapeake Bay know that oysters once existed in storied numbers, long before poor water quality, disease, and harvesting nearly put an end to them. […]