A Tortoise Called Pumpkin Spice captures the moving story of a successful wildlife rescue of a gopher tortoise, an important keystone species in the American Southeast.

Starring characters from multiple insurance commercials, this parody follows Earth as she attempts to acquire insurance coverage against climate change.

Two Girls Take on the World, a sister filmmaking team, presents Echos of the Sound, a documentary exploring the capture of baby orca Hugo, his captivity, and evolving efforts to protect the Southern Resident orcas and marine ecosystems from extinction.

This documentary delves into the impact of feral cat populations on native Hawaiian birds and the environment on Maui.

A teenage girl is faced with the challenge of picking up party supplies and the choices provided have some strong opinions for her.

"Growing Culture" journeys through Colorado's Front Range, where passionate seed savers work to protect biodiversity and preserve the seeds that hold the stories of their land and heritage.

A playful yet poignant exploration of a global competition to discover urban wildlife, questioning if snapshots can help save the planet.

Monarchs in Motion is a documentary exploring the life cycle, migration, and conservation of monarch butterflies. It highlights their unique 2500-mile journey, the threats they face, and the efforts of scientists and communities to protect them.

Daze, a Tibetan nomad, transformed his life with a camera. Documenting traditions and threats to the homeland, his philosophical films become a call to action, a lifeline for plateau creatures.

A heartwarming documentary about resilience, hope, and triumph in the fight to protect a species and empower women. A behind-the-scenes look at the groundbreaking work of the Reteti Elephant Sanctuary in Northern Kenya and an inspiring example of community-led conservation.

A man tosses a bottle to the ground, only to have the broken bottle pursue him to do the right thing.

This is a memorial for an ancient glacier that will fade out of existence in this generation. Emerson and Cedar, a five and three year-old pair of brothers who live on a sailboat, share what they have learned about this vanishing glacier in Olympic National Park. This short film is ancillary to the main effort, which is to ensure the glacier lives on in the heart of the next generation while fostering a deep connection to nature.

For the last four years, I have been researching and tirelessly searching for leopard sharks to make this documentary. This year my persistence paid off when I finally filmed those charming leopard sharks at Phuket's Shark Point. I have traveled around the southern part of Thailand to spread awareness and educate people about the situation of the leopard shark population in order to help to conserve leopard sharks and other marine life in Thailand.

The Straight Poop is an entertaining way of addressing the dangers of climate change that educates in a non-threatening comical way and presents some surprising information that should inspire and motivate viewers.

Out of laziness, a character does not sort his waste. His action will have serious consequences on the worlds that live in the trash.