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National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Dr. Enric Sala recently published a new book, “The Nature of Nature: Why We Need the Wild.” Enric’s book makes the case that conservation of our planet is our…
Think of this video as a highlights reel for The Nature Conservancy. And rest assured these conservation projects only scratch the surface of what’s being accomplished across the globe. Tackling climate change…
Hemp is the plant cannabis sativa. That right, hemp is just a plant. However, in the United States, hemp carries a stigma similar to marijuana. This short documentary explains the past, narrates…
Zion National Park Forever Project, Zion’s official nonprofit partner, is passionate about its centennial goal to transform all visitors of Zion National Park and the Greater Zion Landscape into “Keepers” of those sacred lands….
Every year all five species of salmon return to Southeast Alaska’s Chilkat River to sustain the communities of Haines and Klukwan, as well as insatiable grizzly bears, hordes of fascinated tourists, and…
Patagonia Films presents Treeline: A Story Written in Rings, available in full for the first time. Follow a group of skiers, snowboarders, scientists and healers to the birch forests of Japan, the…
From fighting the war on plastics to touring with a travel virgin, Exodus Travels has declared 2019: “The Year of the Thoughtful Traveler.” The arrival of a new year always brings about…
The Recover partner documentary film Still River Silent Jungle (SRSJ) whitewater expedition launches on the Tuichi river in Bolivia. Committed to raising awareness and helping to protect the communities and biodiversity that…
Last year, more than 300 million people visited America’s national parks. Unfortunately, many roads and bridges, visitor centers, historic buildings, trails and campgrounds in our parks need critical repairs and upgrades to…
The Last Guardians takes viewers to the Ecuadorian Amazon to further understand the struggle of indigenous community members as they defend their land and culture against the threats they face from extractive industries….
Resurrected by Brooklyn-based architecture and design firm, STUDIOKCA, a 38-foot-tall whale made with over five tons of plastic now rests in a city center as a response to Bruges Triennial’s 2018 theme “Liquid City.”…
In collaboration with Rainforest Connection, an environmental nonprofit, the Tembé are using old cell phones hidden in trees and TensorFlow, Google’s open-source machine learning tool, to listen for sounds of illegal logging….
