Together, the three scientists illuminate how fungi underpin every ecosystem on Earth through nutrient cycling and the essential relationships they form with plants. They also outline a strategy for greater fungal inclusion in conservation policy

Kim is a beekeeper and a gardener who has also spent the past two decades as a commercial director and photographer. When Covid-19 shut down her industry, she brought all these sides of her life together and became a first-time filmmaker. The Bee is the first short-film in her series 'In Their Nature,' shining a light on people who strive to get kids outside in nature in urban spaces.

This story weaves together Jojo’s love for the natural world with his journey in learning about and fighting against a specific fungus that has been wiping out a staggering number of amphibians around the globe.

This is a short film that showcases the beauty of river otters and how they thrive during the harsh winter season in Yellowstone National Park.

Metropolis vividly reminds us of our role in preserving this underwater world. It is a captivating journey into the depths of the ocean's most vibrant ecosystem.

Puffling demonstrates the direct interplay between nature, the environment, and human life, exploring the importance of younger generations taking action on global environmental issues