Earth Up

This film illustrates the environmental effects of meat consumption.

2020 MHIFF Ocean Conservation Award student winner: When we pray with water, it helps our bodies and the earth, and we say Wopila Tanka (Immeasurable Thanks) for its medicine.

A cut-out animation short about a mythical character, Waterheart, and the friends that help her to clean up her polluted home: Earth.

This narrative stop-motion animation tells the story of a baby ocelot who escapes from poachers in the amazon rainforest and gets help from the other animals.

Local Hero Chip McDermott inspires Elementary student Luc to go green.

The Earth needs us and we need the Earth.

Fifth graders commit to helping the environment.

A celebration of the unique garden program at Pacific School called Life Lab - with an original song and video made by 4th grade students.

4th Grader Miranda is inspired by her environmental hero Ruth Foster.

Fin swims to raise awareness of environmental issues.

Slater journeys to Catalina Island to interview her Environmental Hero Jean-Michel Cousteau.

One woman's effort to save the world's underrated natural resource, coral.

The students at STEAM Academy discuss the benefits of electric cars. They send their teacher into time travel while giving information on their quest to change the future.

Aaron Machado rescues sea animals in danger.

Every year, the Second Harvest Food Bank in Orange County reduces millions of pounds of leftover food by providing it to food-insecure individuals.

Plastic pollution is a plague on our beautiful California beaches. How can we fight it?

Brave New World is about climate change.

The film showcases the effects of climate change, and what we could face if we don't take action soon.

Slater uses this wonderful song by World Party to promote youth activism.

An environmental film about the benefits of green spaces and what it will do for our future.

This documentary highlights community efforts to mitigate this environmental injustice following a major federal expansion of the border crossing last year.

This documentary examines alternative forms of transportation and how those sustainable practices can positively impact our lives.

This documentary examines the youth led climate march and student walkout of 2019 and the importance of youth engagement in community organizing for social change.

A documentary about Growing for CHANGE made by students in the Westhaven Community.

In a small farming area outside the city, Mr. Loi, a local farmer, discovers the techniques of chemical-free farming.

An adventure down the LA river on a kayak made of recycled materials. 2008

Cada Gota Cuenta gives a dynamic insight to just how detrimental the contaminated water in Guatemala can be on its population and especially the health and wellbeing of its aspiring students.

With plastic pollution quickly becoming one of the largest environmental challenges facing our planet, the way we manage this type of waste is more relevant than ever.

This documentary gives a voice to kids on the front lines of climate change.

This important documentary film by MY HERO alum Slater Jewell-Kemker gives a voice to young people living and working on the front lines of climate change.

Youth activists are exasperated by a lack of action from world leaders regarding climate change.

The people of the Mattaponi are connected to their river in more ways than one.

This journey highlights the importance of sustainability through obtaining food from the rainforest and preserving the forest itself.

Moved by the lack of opportunity for women and youth in her community in El Salvador, Reina Molino ventures to Guatemala to study bici-maquinas—bicycle pedal-power technology.

As deforestation and climate change disturb Belize’s critical rainy season, one organization works to educate children both locally and abroad about the importance of preserving the rainforest, using an unexpected icon: butterflies!