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Join us for a collection of films focused on finding reverence, resiliency, and hope for the future. From backyard hummingbirds to groundbreaking laboratory science, these films reflect on both the consequences of our history and the diversity of ways we are finding the path forward. The block features intimate portraits of citizen scientists, conservationists, and indigenous communities, highlighting their efforts to understand, protect, and coexist with nature in various environments.
Thanks to our event sponsors Salty Raven, Columbia River Maritime Museum, International League of Conservation Photographers, Pro Photo Supply, Astoria Co-Op, Cannon Beach Book Company, and Tuff Puffin for helping us to bring these incredible films to Astoria!
For Treg Hatcher, his ranch in southwestern Kansas means everything to him. So, when severe drought and a prairie dog invasion left him and his family on the verge of selling their 60-year-old family ranch in Syracuse, Kansas, he was devastated. But funding and assistance from the Farm Bill’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) helped turn it all around
- Year2024
- Runtime10 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- FilmmakerThe Nature Conservancy/Morgan Heim
Join us for a collection of films focused on finding reverence, resiliency, and hope for the future. From backyard hummingbirds to groundbreaking laboratory science, these films reflect on both the consequences of our history and the diversity of ways we are finding the path forward. The block features intimate portraits of citizen scientists, conservationists, and indigenous communities, highlighting their efforts to understand, protect, and coexist with nature in various environments.
Thanks to our event sponsors Salty Raven, Columbia River Maritime Museum, International League of Conservation Photographers, Pro Photo Supply, Astoria Co-Op, Cannon Beach Book Company, and Tuff Puffin for helping us to bring these incredible films to Astoria!
For Treg Hatcher, his ranch in southwestern Kansas means everything to him. So, when severe drought and a prairie dog invasion left him and his family on the verge of selling their 60-year-old family ranch in Syracuse, Kansas, he was devastated. But funding and assistance from the Farm Bill’s Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) helped turn it all around
- Year2024
- Runtime10 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- Subtitle LanguageEnglish
- FilmmakerThe Nature Conservancy/Morgan Heim