Filmmaker Jon Bowermaster documents a novel restoration experiment in the Maldives to regrow coral reefs, which offer protection, food, and income to a local population threatened by climate change.

Lead it Go follows hunter and conservationist Chris Parish's mission to prevent lead poisoning in wildlife through a partnership with The Peregrine Fund. Told through a hunting experience with friend Ben Masters, the film aims to showcase hunters taking the lead on an important issue, thus continuing the hunter's tradition of conservation.

An ecological crisis is silently unfolding on the serene shores of Aotea - Great Barrier Island, in New Zealand's Hauraki Gulf. Beneath the water, Caulerpa brachypus, an invasive algae species, rapidly spreads like a creeping shadow. This toxic invader disrupts the delicate balance of the island's marine ecosystem, endangering not only marine life but also the ancestral fishing practices that have sustained the island's community for generations.

Three young female scientists created this documentary with the sole purpose of education, creating awareness, and starting a well-informed conversation about the water usage in the semiconductor industry.

Between the Ohio and Mississippi riverbanks sit the United States' 15th International Wetland of Importance. Yet, the wetlands today are mere remnants of their original borders. Max Hutchison is a naturalist, ecologist, zoologist, and lifelong voice for preserving the wetlands he also calls home. The Careist is an ode to Max, a way of life, and a natural area long overlooked and daring to disappear forever.

A modern day Pomo girl is empowered through poetic reflection on conversations with her Native community about the culturally vital, but now suffering, Tule plant at Clear Lake.

Enjoy a recorded interview with representatives of Tule to learn more about the film, their creative process, insights, and personal experiences.