The state of water in the world is critical, but the relationship between a shower man and a reading fish that are in story is more critical.

A fake internal Christmas update from ExxonMobil to shareholders. Their CEO gleefully lists the facts about their terrible climate record and efforts to greenwash their image while guaranteeing to maximize profits and willfully disregard the safety and security of the entire planet.

In this news broadcast parody, various sea creatures "strike back" against humans by subjecting them to the same problems that humans cause in the marine environment.

In this parody of the popular 1980-90's series "The Joy of Painting with Bob Ross", Bob Ross takes the audience on an artistic journey exploring the many impacts humans are having on our natural landscapes. This film was created by three Maui students as part of Maui Huliau Foundation's Huliau Environmental Filmmaking Club during the 2020-21 school year.

Comedian and climate science and policy graduate student Rollie Williams does a punishingly-researched deep dive on fast fashion. It's a comedy, but it's also an alarming look at overconsumption and the avenues we have available to us for solving it.

83-year-old Nimblewill Nomad is about to become the oldest person to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail. But he didn’t start at Springer Mountain, Georgia – his trek began on Flagg Mountain in Alabama, the true southern terminus of the Appalachian Mountain Range. Throughout his odyssey, he’s meeting hikers along the way and sharing the magic of Flagg Mountain, where he has been the caretaker for the past three years. With more than two decades and 50,000 miles of hiking experience behind him, will this really be his last last hike?

La Rivière is a 25 minute documentary on the relationship between residents and the Milles-Iles River; once considered as one of the most polluted rivers in Quebec. The movie follows three main characters: a young fisherman youtuber, a waterfront couple and a seasoned ecology activist. Through the seasons, we discover how their relationship with the river evolved: the first encounter, awareness, fears, affection and care.

What happens when typical suburban lawn is replaced with native plants? Life gets Wild in the Garden State! Shot over ten years, WILD in the Garden State documents gardening mis-steps, lessons and experiences that go far beyond replacing a rectangle of lawn. It’s a story of connecting to the natural world in suburban New Jersey.