Snow Geese in Peril
2004 FESTIVAL 11 min.
Entries by American Conservation Film Festival
The Appalachians
2004 FESTIVAL 52 min. The history of Appalachia is told by historians, writers, poets and musicians like Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Vince Gill, Allison Krauss and more.
The Man Who Planted Trees
2004 FESTIVAL 30 min. Academy Award winner for animation.
The River
2004 FESTIVAL 31 min. 1938 Pulitzer Prize nominated documentary on the Mississippi River by West Virginia filmmaker, Pare Lorentz.
The Story of the Weeping Camel
2004 FESTIVAL 93 min. In this Academy Award nominated film for Best Documentary, a family of herders in Mongolia’s Gobi desert faces a crisis when a mother camel unexpectedly rejects her newborn calf.
Thirst
2004 FESTIVAL 62 min. Addresses the privatization of water on three continents.
Thoughts in the Presence of Fear
2004 FESTIVAL 26 min. A powerful essay on our times, written and narrated by farmer, conservationist Wendell Berry.
Wildlife Refuge Centennial: Buttman
2004 FESTIVAL 3 min.
Arctic Dance
2003 FESTIVAL 60 min. The personal struggle of Alaskan Mardy Murie to conserve America’s last wild places. Narrated by Harrison Ford.
Breaks of the Mountain
2003 FESTIVAL 28 min. Could too much tourism threaten the quality of life in a small town?
