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1.5 Degrees of Peace by Kasha Sequoia Slavner Picture of 1.5 Degrees of Peace by Kasha Sequoia Slavner A feature documentary directed by Award-winning Gen-Z filmmaker and global youth leader Kasha Sequoia Slavner.
127 Marine Conservation Zones Picture of 127 Marine Conservation Zones

127 is an important number for marine life in the English Seas.
2021 IFF Special Hero Climate Activist Award | Slater Jewell-Kemker and Wendy Jewell Picture of 2021 IFF Special Hero Climate Activist Award | Slater Jewell-Kemker and Wendy Jewell Slater Jewell-Kemker and Wendy Jewell accept the Special Hero: Climate Activist Award at the 2021 MY HERO International Film Festival.
A Voice in Copenhagen Picture of A Voice in Copenhagen Slater passionately protests the absence of a voice for youth representation at the Copenhagen Climate Summit.
A Walk Through The Land of A Thousand Hills Picture of A Walk Through The Land of A Thousand Hills Claver Ntoyinkima, a native park ranger, shares the secrets of Nyungwe National Park in Rwanda as he guides us through the forest.
Adelante Con El Sol: The Solar Women Of Totogalpa [Trailer] Picture of Adelante Con El Sol: The Solar Women Of Totogalpa [Trailer]

A women's group in rural Nicaragua empowers themselves and their community using Solar Energy
All the Way to the Ocean The two main characters, James and Isaac, sit on the sidewalk next to each other. A story about two friends and their discovery of the relationship between our cities' storm drains and the world's oceans, lakes and rivers.
Amazon Frontlines: "Who Should Decide the Future of the Amazon?" Picture of Amazon Frontlines: "Who Should Decide the Future of the Amazon?"
An Inconvenient Youth - Cancun Picture of An Inconvenient Youth - Cancun Youth activists are exasperated by a lack of action from world leaders regarding climate change.
AN INCONVENIENT YOUTH - Copenhagen excerpt Picture of AN INCONVENIENT YOUTH - Copenhagen excerpt This documentary gives a voice to kids on the front lines of climate change.
Astonish Me Picture of Astonish Me New species remain undiscovered, but we can only discover them if we can preserve the Earth.
Bazaruto Ocean Guardians Picture of Bazaruto Ocean Guardians Meet the Ocean Guardians of Bazaruto Mozambique, who work tirelessly to teach local communities about the importance of conservation.
Behind the scenes with filmmaker Will Parrinello in 'RIGHTS OF NATURE' among the Cofán Picture of Behind the scenes with filmmaker Will Parrinello in 'RIGHTS OF NATURE' among the Cofán In May 2022, two young indigenous Cofán activists from Ecuador were awarded the Goldman Environmental Prize. Will Parrinello went to Ecuador to film them.
Bella Gaia Picture of Bella Gaia Bella Galia means Beautiful Earth. Producer Kenji Williams came up with the idea after meeting an astronaut who lived on a space station for 6 months.
Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit [Introduction] Picture of Black Mamba Anti-Poaching Unit [Introduction]
Blue Ventures Picture of Blue Ventures In 2004, realizing that conversation had to go beyond counting species, marine biologist Alasdair Harris encouraged a coastal Madagascar community to close off a small section of their octopus-fishing area for a few months, to see if this would boost productivity.
Butterfly Town USA - Film Trailer Picture of Butterfly Town USA - Film Trailer
Commit to our Earth Picture of Commit to our Earth Fifth graders commit to helping the environment.
Crystal Cove State Park Nature Film Picture of Crystal Cove State Park Nature Film Four students talk about the importance of Crystal Cove State Park and preserving nature.
Dayna Reggero Wins Special Award for THE STORY WE WANT Picture of Dayna Reggero Wins Special Award for THE STORY WE WANT Two grassroots environmental activists--moms address fracking and coal ash dumping in Walnut Grove and the state of North Carolina.
Defending The Deep Picture of Defending The Deep A tireless defender of the oceans and marine life, Claire Nouvian was the 2018 European recipient of the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize.
Don't Give it All Away Picture of Don't Give it All Away Slater uses this wonderful song by World Party to promote youth activism.
Eco Club Picture of Eco Club A student's passion for going green.
FIN DONNELLY Picture of FIN DONNELLY The story of Fin Donnelly's journey down the Fraser River.
Fin Donnelly, Special Hero Picture of Fin Donnelly, Special Hero Fin swims to raise awareness of environmental issues.
Global Focus V - Ecuador Picture of Global Focus V - Ecuador

A few brave men fight to protect the beauty of the Ecuadorian Rainforest and the lives of the people who live there.
Goldman Environmental Prize Wins MY HERO Media Award Picture of Goldman Environmental Prize Wins MY HERO Media Award Goldman Environmental Prize is awarded Media Award at the MY HERO 17th Annual Film Festival
Green Sea Picture of Green Sea A gorgeous slice of life from a tea farm in Argentina.
Help Mary Save Coral Picture of Help Mary Save Coral One woman's effort to save the world's underrated natural resource, coral.
Hummingbird [excerpt from dirt! THE MOVIE] Picture of Hummingbird [excerpt from dirt! THE MOVIE] Wangari Maathai shares a simple story to illustrate a powerful point.
La Source [Trailer] Picture of La Source [Trailer] Where water runs life flows.
Laguna ECO Heroes - Opening segment Picture of Laguna ECO Heroes - Opening segment Featuring amazing environmental heroes of Laguna Beach!
Last Stand - The Vanishing Caribou Rainforest (Trailer) Picture of Last Stand - The Vanishing Caribou Rainforest (Trailer) The forthcoming documentary “Last Stand” puts the Caribou Rainforest on the map before it’s too late.
Lincoln Brower on Monarchs: Migration at Risk Picture of Lincoln Brower on Monarchs: Migration at Risk The annual monarch butterfly migration is one of the most beautiful spectacles in nature. It is also an endangered biological phenomenon. In this short film, Lincoln Brower Ph.D., Research Professor of Biology, at Sweet Briar College, lists the threats to their migration.
Michael Ben-Eli on Creating a Sustainable World Picture of Michael Ben-Eli on Creating a Sustainable World Michael Ben-Eli and his Sustainability Laboratory are creating some new ideas and experiments to change the way that we take care of our planet and ourselves.
Mother of All Rivers Picture of Mother of All Rivers Berta Cáceres rallied her indigenous Lenca people to wage a grassroots protest that successfully pressured the government of Honduras and the world's largest dam builder to withdraw from building the Agua Zarca Dam.
My Haggan Dream My Haggan Dream On the island of Saipan, a young girl's mysterious dream about a haggan, or green sea turtle, leads her to investigate the sea turtles that live around her home. Join her adventure to find turtles, which leads to a wonderful birthday wish.
My Hero Awards Holly Carter 2021 Global Media Educator Picture of My Hero Awards Holly Carter 2021 Global Media Educator Holly Carter, founder and Executive Director of BYkids, has been awarded the Global Media Educator Award in 2021 by The MY HERO Project
MY HERO content for INSPIRE Friday - Ocean Conservation Picture of MY HERO content for INSPIRE Friday - Ocean Conservation Content for the MacGillivray Freeman Films newsletter
Nancy Caruso MY HERO Project Nancy Caruso is a marine biologist who helped bring kelp forests back to the California coast.
Nature is Speaking - Julia Roberts is Mother Nature Picture of Nature is Speaking - Julia Roberts is Mother Nature The voice of mother nature motivates us to listen and act on her behalf.
Nature Propelled [Trailer] Picture of Nature Propelled [Trailer] Seth Warren takes us on a wild ride through the world of natural energy.
No Time to Waste Picture of No Time to Waste Ambon Bay, Indonesia. A remote paradise for underwater photographers and filmers.
NOBELITY: Wangari Maathai [Excerpt] Picture of NOBELITY: Wangari Maathai [Excerpt] An Excerpt from the Feature Doc "Nobelity" produced by Turk Pipkin.
Ocean Guardians whales Visionary creates grassroots social enterprise to prevent whale extinction.
Oil and Water Picture of Oil and Water Excerpt from the feature film that follows two kayakers on their adventurous petroleum free journey.
Olivia's Birds and the Oil Spill Picture of Olivia's Birds and the Oil Spill Young Olivia loves birds, and creates over 500 paintings of her feathered friends to raise funds for Audubon's bird rescue.
One Woman Roadblock Picture of One Woman Roadblock

A former tribal chief, Marilyn Baptiste led her native community in defeating proposed gold and copper mines that would have destroyed Fish Lake—a source of spiritual identity and livelihood for her people.
One World One Ocean Picture of One World One Ocean One World One Ocean campaign inspires stewardship of the sea.
Pablo and Luis Activist Heroes Picture of Pablo and Luis Activist Heroes A few brave men fight to protect the beauty of the Equadorian Rainforest and the lives of the people who live there.
PB&J Productions My Hero Picture of PB&J Productions My Hero This is an interview of Savannah Ackerman, the School Outreach Coordinator for Tree People.
Pieces of Us Picture of Pieces of Us Pieces of Us’ reminds us of the positive and negative impacts of tourism, and what can be achieved by human ingenuity in the fight against plastic pollution.
Plastic Bottle Village Picture of Plastic Bottle Village One man's trash is another man's condo.
Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies Picture of Protecting Blue Whales and Blue Skies A collaboration of government agencies, non-profits, and private industry come together to solve the problem of commercial ships causing increased air pollution and whale strikes in the Santa Barbara Channel.
Protecting the Amazon by Advancing Indigenous Rights Picture of Protecting the Amazon by Advancing Indigenous Rights Since 1996, Amazon Watch has protected the rainforest and advanced the rights of indigenous peoples in the Amazon Basin. We partner with indigenous and environmental organizations in campaigns for human rights, corporate accountability, and the preservation of the Amazon's ecological systems.
Purely Pacific Northwest Picture of Purely Pacific Northwest Purely Pacific Northwest
Racing Extinction [Trailer] Picture of Racing Extinction [Trailer] Whether infiltrating notorious black markets with guerilla-style tactics or exploring the scientific causes affecting changes to the environment, "Racing Extinction" will change the way we see the world and our role within it.
Rainforest Action Picture of Rainforest Action In 2020 Nemonte received the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize and was named to Time Magazine’s Top 100, its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world.
Rainforest Story - The Ocelot's Escape Picture of Rainforest Story - The Ocelot's Escape A stop-motion animation film created by 5th graders at Pacific Elementary School! Save the Forest animals from Poachers!
Rights of Nature Picture of Rights of Nature Alex Lucitante and Alexandra Narvaez spearheaded an Indigenous movement to protect their people’s ancestral territory from gold mining. Alexandra and Alex are recipients of the Goldman Environmental Prize
Rowena Gerber's Solar Oven Project & Environmental Studies Picture of Rowena Gerber's Solar Oven Project & Environmental Studies

Rowena Gerber shares her passion for the environment.
Roz Savage - Ocean Rower Picture of Roz Savage - Ocean Rower Roz Savage, rowing towards a greener future.
Ruth Foster Picture of Ruth Foster 4th Grader Miranda is inspired by her environmental hero Ruth Foster.
Saviors of the Sea Picture of Saviors of the Sea Kirestin Sedlick tells LBHS students all about the Pacific Marine Mammal Center.
Slater Meets her Hero: Jean-Michel Cousteau Picture of Slater Meets her Hero: Jean-Michel Cousteau Slater visits Catalina Island to learn from her environmental hero Jean-Michel Cousteau.
Taking Root Picture of Taking Root In a small farming area outside the city, Mr. Loi, a local farmer, discovers the techniques of chemical-free farming.
Teaching to Live Picture of Teaching to Live A teacher hero trains children to be self-sufficient environmentalists.
The Beauty Picture of The Beauty What if plastic could be integrated into sea life?
The Cola Kayak Picture of The Cola Kayak An adventure down the LA river on a kayak made of recycled materials. 2008
The Community They Fight For The Community They Fight For Latino community activist Mark Lopez pushed government officials to provide comprehensive lead testing and cleanup of East Los Angeles homes contaminated by a battery smelter that had been operating for over three decades.
The Kelp Lady 2018 Picture of The Kelp Lady 2018 Her work inspired the nickname The Kelp Lady. But her conservation goals extend to many more inhabitants of the sea. Nancy Caruso is a hero who tirelessly worked to regrow the kelp forest in Orange County. As the founder of Get Inspired! Inc., she brings the community together with her dedication to the florae and faunae of the sea. She and her band of volunteers regrew the kelp, also known as the rainforest of the sea--because of how many species rely on them for survival, including us! Nancy's current endeavor is the Green Abalone Restoration Project to restore the dwindling species.
The Last Straw Picture of The Last Straw Nine-year-old Milo Cress is concerned about the millions of straws that pollute waterways, waste fossil-fuel resource and harm ocean creatures. With the help of some friends, he convinces restaurants to “go straw-free”. Milo then takes the fight all the way to Capitol Hill.
The Man in Orange Picture of The Man in Orange Students in Jordan discuss their heroes who work to make their city clean.
The Plastic Perils of The Pacific Picture of The Plastic Perils of The Pacific Pollution is not a species-specific problem.
The Sustainability Laboratory Picture of The Sustainability Laboratory A short video highlighting the good work of Dr. Michael Ben-Eli & the Sustainability Laboratory in their mission to save the planet.
 
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