Conservation Work

TV & Film

EarthxTV: A “Nature Positive” Global Goal for Nature: What Does it Mean and How Does it Work?

Carbon-neutral is a measurable action, therefore we need an actionable frame for nature. “Nature-positive” provides that accountability. What does nature-positive mean and how are leading businesses aligning their actions to combat the nature-climate crises?

EarthxTV: Why Equity? The Importance of an Equitable, Carbon-Neutral, Nature-Positive World

How can we ensure equity across generations, with Indigenous peoples, and with the Global South in the upcoming United Nations COP negotiations with meaningful financial measures attached?

EarthxTV: Road to Glasgow: Nature’s Key to Climate

COP26 is the United Nations’ top conference on climate change occurring November 2021 in Glasgow, Scotland. Host Shonagh Smith follows events affecting how the world will respond. It all begins with the Global Goals for Nature and Climate. Travel along as Shonagh learns about the history of the Climate Treaty and questions leaders about their hopes for meaningful environmental change. Will it be enough to save the planet? Find out on The Road to Glasgow.

EarthxTV: Can We Avoid Future Pandemics By Protecting Nature?

The risk of spread of serious diseases is tightly linked to what we do to the natural world. Climate change, habitat destruction, and the elimination of certain species from the wild can have very real consequences the health of people everywhere. So tight is this relationship that the World Health Organization’s number one recommendation for building back better after the pandemic is to protect and restore nature.

Wild Ways Film

Now comes new hope for wildlife through an approach called “connectivity conservation.” Some of the world’s most beloved species–lions, bears, antelope and elephants–can be preserved by linking the world’s wildlife refuges with tunnels, overpasses, and protected land corridors. From North America’s Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation initiative to Southern Africa’s elephant highways stretching across five nations, see how animals are on the move again.

Bison Return Film