Natural Heroes TV

Martin Litton, the “Grand Old Man of the Canyon”, has long been revered as the man who prevented the dams from being built on the Colorado River that would have flooded the Grand Canyon.

Four short films from across the globe encourages harmony between people and connectedness with every living thing.

The Monterey Market is a family owned produce market phenomenon in Berkeley, CA.

In the arctic, some adventures make the spirit dance.

Living Lightly offers a magical glimpse into a world where one 21st century family lives with the land in its seasons.

Earth Island Institute established the Brower Youth Awards in 2000 to honor founder and legendary environmental activist, David R. Brower and to call forth a new generation of leaders. Emmy award winner!

From grade schoolers to commercial fishermen, people from all walks of life are taking environmental stewardship seriously.

Sometimes a bird’s-eye view makes all the difference.

As we travel through our natural world we find ways to live harmonusly with the wilderness.

Diane Wilson – mother of five, fourth generation fisherwoman, and self-proclaimed “unreasonable woman” uses hunger strikes and civil disobedience to battle the giants of the petro-chemical industry in the most toxic place in America.

With help from celebrity activitists (Darryl Hannah, Joan Baez, Martin Sheen, and Willie Nelson), this film profiles the controversy over the South Central Farm in Los Angeles, the largest urban garden in the country.

Hosted and narrated by Cameron Diaz, Power Shift explores the abundant possibilities of clean, renewable energy.

As the world’s oceans face greater and more complex challenges, communities from Mexico to New Guinea are working to protect the biodiversity of the earth’s most valuable resource.