film

Lights, Camera, Activism!

A sneak peek into this year’s best—and most inspiring—environmental films

By Katie O'Reilly January 19, 2017

In this story: activism, film, adventure, environmental justice

Bad Company

The documentary makers behind Company Town talk about pollution, whistle-blowing, and environmental injustice

By Katie O'Reilly November 26, 2016

In this story: film

“Before the Flood” Opens Our Eyes to the Possible

A new documentary film delivers a resounding wake-up call about climate change

By Jonathan Hahn October 20, 2016

In this story: film, climate change

Leonardo DiCaprio Interview with Piers Sellers at NASA

“Martin’s Boat” Remembers Steadfast Conservationist and Boatman Martin Litton

By Meiling Bedard July 12, 2016

In this story: national parks, film, public lands

Captain Fantastic Lives Off the Grid Then Hits the Skids

By Ed Rampell July 8, 2016

In this story: film, lifestyle

Anti-Imperialist Tarzan Swings to a Different (Eco) Message

By Ed Rampell July 1, 2016

In this story: film

In Review: Josh Fox’s How To Let Go of the World

By Ed Rampell June 20, 2016

In this story: film, climate change, activism

“Coming Home” Celebrates John Muir’s birthday

By Wendy Becktold April 18, 2016

In this story: John Muir, film

The Imax Film "National Parks Adventure" Commemorates the NPS Centennial

The movie, featuring Conrad Anker, is a rollicking good time for the entire family

By Jason Mark April 6, 2016

In this story: climbing, film

Rachel Pohl paints Bryce Canyon in Utah, featured in the new Imax film National Parks Adventure.

National Parks Adventure: An Epic Film for An Epic Occasion

By Wendy Becktold February 4, 2016

In this story: film, national parks, saving wild places

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