OUR IMPACT: SHORTS

Sand of Time
Everybody's time is running out, like sand in a hourglass. During this film we follow the last struggles of an ant whose time seems to be coming to an end. Will he survive against the mighty jaws of the antlion?

The Last Green Thread
In 2018, three friends set out on an expedition into the most rapidly developing landscape in Central Florida, traveling the narrowest and most imperiled wildlife corridor in the state.

Sounds of Survival
Deep in the emerald forests of Cusuco National Park of Honduras, scientists are on a quest to record the never-before-heard call of the endangered “exquisite spike-thumb frog." What ensues is both a delightful portrait of the process of scientific discovery and an inspiring example of the power of sound as a tool for conservation.

Sides of a Horn
From executive producer Sir Richard Branson, SIDES OF A HORN is the first film to tell the story of Africa’s war on poaching from both sides of the fence. Based on actual events, and filmed in one of the communities most directly impacted by wildlife crime, we follow the journey of two brothers-in-law fighting on opposite sides of Africa’s poaching war. This dramatic short film paints an unbiased portrait of a modern conflict that is tearing communities apart and driving a prehistoric species--the rhinoceros--to the verge of extinction.

A Letter to Congress
Wallace Stegner’s 1960 letter to Congress about the importance of wilderness is the framework for a new message, one in which our unified voice can help prevent the transfer of our most valuable heritage— our public lands— to private and corporate interests.


04/17 and 04/18 screenings include a Q&A with the filmmakers of A Letter to Congress and What Can Be Saved: Owl vs Owl.