Films about those studying, protecting, and restoring the world in which we live.
Monograph: Hank Hershey
7:05 • United States
Fisheries biologist and artist, Hank Hershey, has devoted his life to wildlife and nature as his work merges art and science to educate and preserve. The opinions stated here do not represent The Army Corps of Engineers.
Alabama Roots
Directed by Kaleb Manske, Hannah Schoettmer
18:39 • United States
Travel across Alabama to rediscover native plants and meet passionate plant people who are trying to preserve the last vestiges of Alabama’s unprecedented botanical biodiversity.
The Conscience Files
Directed by Brian Bolster
13:30 • United States
Eavesdrop on the letters from those who have taken "souvenirs" from Arizona’s Petrified Forest National Park - and lived to regret it.
Saving Seagrass
Directed by Robert Boyd
14:53 • United States
Dive underwater to discover the world of seagrass, a vital element of aquatic health in the Mobile Bay.
Ngarridurndeng Kured (We Going Home Now)
Directed by Emma Masters, Dean Munuggullumurr Yibarbuk
18:00 • Australia
In the heart of Kuwarddewardde, meet the Indigenous Fire Rangers who merge traditional practices and western science to guard against devastating wildfires and support the return of Binninj Nawarddeken to their traditional homelands.
Where We Once Roamed
Directed by Ruthie Weeks, Madee Sabatier
14:52 • United States
After re-releasing free-roaming buffalo to their native lands, the Blackfeet Nation has set off on an unprecedented path towards cultural and spiritual renewal of their people, the land, and the buffalo species.
We produce the nationally recognized Sidewalk Film Festival; organize a wide variety of educational programs for filmmakers and hold other events that create interest in and enthusiasm for independent film. To expand on this work and better serve our mission we have opened the Sidewalk Film Center + Cinema, a two-screen independent movie theater in the heart of Birmingham’s historic theatre district.