The people of the town of San Jeronimo Tecuanipan, Mexico, demonstrate how they meet their needs of eco-technology with the use of renewable energies.

In the middle of the Chihuahuan Desert, there is an archipelago of lagoons that host some of the oldest organisms living on our planet. Due to the biological diversity that exists in these waters, scientists compare them with the Galapagos Islands and it’s currently under threat.

A young real estate developer confronts a woman who is squatting on the land that her company owns and triest to get her to leave. The woman refuses and a scuffle ensues that injures her. The young developer decides to bring the woman back to her apartment to try to help her, and something outside of the bounds of nature transpires.

The great lakes of Mexico`s valley were a natural system that would regulate the temperature of the country's capital. By slowly destroying them, we have created an ecological imbalance that we have not been able to reverse.

Eduardo has a mysterious disease in his body and the appearance of crabs everywhere in the tropical city of Recife may have something to do with it.

An intimate look at the indigenous Chinantec People of the state of Oaxaca in Mexico and their relation with the environment and their efforts in maintaining one of the best ecologically preserved regions in Mexico.

A Q&A with filmmakers from the films featured in the program.

A Q&A featuring the directors of the Environmental Shorts program