2005 FESTIVAL 55 min. From the Arctic north to the tropical isles of the Caribbean, scientists are documenting a series of perplexing phenomena many believe is linked to climate change. In The One Degree Factor, we learn about unsettling transformations sweeping across the globe, and how scientists are assembling a new picture of our Earth, where seemingly […]
2005 FESTIVAL 57 min. The American bison has stood at the center of a controversy that spans more than 150 years of American history. In the American West, environmental groups, Native Americans, ranchers, and state and federal authorities are pulling in different directions, each with its own ideas for preserving the last free-roaming herds of […]
2005 FESTIVAL 89 min. The Future of Food, by ACFF guest filmmaker Deborah Koons Garcia, offers an in-depth investigation into genetic engineering of food crops, gene patents, and food labeling — together comprising a revolution” in the way U.S. industries stock grocery-store shelves.The Future of Food provides a good keynote for the festival’s theme, “Conservation’s Front Lines.” […]
2005 FESTIVAL 120 min. The Greatest Good is a professionally produced high-definition documentary by and about the U.S. Forest Service. Countering “unchecked exploitation”; of natural resources, the Service’s visionary founders successfully enshrined the values of their still-young conservation movement with policies and practice of the U.S. government. By the film’s own admission, it’s been a rocky […]
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2004 FESTIVAL 72 min. Follows the journey of two Canadians as they travel in Yukon Territory to learn about the Caribou in Alaska ‘s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
2004 FESTIVAL 57 min. Explores the decline of small family farms in Washington State.
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2004 FESTIVAL 90 min. Young men and women are recruited to form ECC and reintroduce Bald Eagles to Anacostia’s river side.
