Films
A film on Stewart Lee Udall, the most prominent and effective Secretary of the Interior in American history; post-film discussion to follow
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Films and Science & Land
NASA shows a visual tour of Earth through satellite imagery and time lapses of Earth's three key climate-balancing features changing over the decades
Films
Join the screening of an episode of "An Optimist’s Guide to the Planet", a series which captures Nikolaj Coster-Waldau’s search for people across the globe who are helping drive humanity toward a brighter, more sustainable future.
Films
Exploring the many aspects of resilience that humanity may choose to embrace for the societal and global transitions ahead.
Films
Exploring a new and emerging legal framework of accountability for inaction to address climate change.
Films
How do you change someone's mind about the most important thing in the world?
Films
Extreme efforts to conserve wildlife in three locations around the American West.
Films
Exploring the complex range of human responses to climate change.
Films
New research findings for restoring forest health, followed by a post-film discussion relevant to the local area.
Films
Transformational perspectives of Astronauts observing the magnificent beauty of Earth from space.
Films
Activists from around the world visit Pope Francis at the Vatican to share the urgency of addressing challenges facing the Earth, our common home, followed by a facilitated post-film discussion.
Films
The story of protecting Greater Chaco from the Indigenous perspective.
Films and Community
Viewer reflection and discussion on the documentary films (and Native Plant video), with a focus on "The Divided Brain".
Films
Explore the convergence of modern science and the world's great wisdom traditions in the context of nonviolence, its history, and impact on conflict.
Films
The inspiring story of Betty Reid Soskin, beloved African American National Park ranger who just retired March 31st, 2022, at the age of 100!
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Films
What is consciousness? Is it in all living beings? What happens when we die? Why do we seem to be hardwired for mystical experience?
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Films
Striving for balance between the left and right brain is a survival imperative. Our left hemisphere is very proficient at creating technologies, procedures and systems, but cannot understand the profound implications of those creations for people and the natural world around us.
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Films
Learn the plight of the endangered North Atlantic right whale and the impact of its protection efforts on the lobster industry.
Films
Topic: Landscape Architecture – Portrait of a pioneering female garden designer
Films
The 2021 Invocation to Sustainability will offer a Zoom discussion on the fascinating 3-part documentary film titled, The Connectivity Project, which explores the concepts around how people, nature and community are all linked to one another.
Films and Community
Topic: Worldwide Systemic Change
Films and Science & Land
In the middle of the Mojave Desert, is the driest city in America, yet it leads the United States in sustainable water conservation.
Films
In this documentary, you’ll learn how allergies, obesity, asthma, diabetes, auto-immune and intestinal disorders are all on the rise, with the incidence of some diseases doubling every ten years. New research points to changes in the ecosystem of microbes that live on and inside every one of us — our micro-biomes — as a major cause.
Films, Community, and Science & Land
Topic: Western Wildfire
Films and Community
Learn how competing demands for water, food, and energy have pitted farmers, American Indians, and commercial fishermen against each other for decades in the 10 million acre Klamath River Basin.
