Attendance is free and open to all.
Open discussion will follow each film.
The hope…
By merging creative storytelling with expert knowledge, these films will foster meaningful dialogue and empower individuals & communities to take action on environmental challenges we all face.
Sunday Nov. 15, 2026 – 2-4 pm:
A collection of 4 films
A Special Little Fish (17 mins.)
Striking underwater cinematography reveals the hidden life of an endangered ancient species while weaving together a deeply human story of motherhood, community, resilience, conservation and rediscovery.
Reconciliation Thru Science: 50 Watersheds Project (14 mins.)
Innovative Indigenous-led science partnership to address climate change and forest management that threaten salmon habitat on Vancouver Island.
Land of the Hamaca (17 mins.)
Follows the renewal of land & relationship, as people and bears return to a shared harvest shaped by resilience, memory and care.
The Creel Deal: Win-win for fishermen & whales (10 mins.)
Creel fishers on Scotland’s west coast show how practical conservation succeeds when people most affected help design the solution.
Sunday, Nov. 22, 2026 – 2-4 pm
A collection of 2 films
Under The Ice (42 mins)
In some of the harshest conditions on earth, a team of divers uncovers what a warming planet means for our freshwater ecosystems.
The Village Under the Sea (48 mins)
Uncovers the parallels between orcas and her indigenous Coast Salish kin.
Thurday, Nov. 26, 2026 – 1:30-3:30 pm
A collection of 2 films
Power Play (80 mins.)
World at a crossroads: Energy demand is soaring, climate disasters intensifyingand insurance costs skyrocketing. Global divisions are deepening. The stakes higher than ever. Can we still find common ground—or are we already too late?
She Grows Coffee (5 mins.)
Meagan Thibeault uses her company, She Grows Coffee, to regrow forests on coffee farms in Honduras, to save forests and help mitigate climate change
Thurday, Nov. 26, 2026 – 7:00-9:00 pm
A collection of 2 films
Fragile Flow (13 mins)
Explores connections between industrial activity, livings beings and ecological balance. Invites us to reconsider the choices we make, our relationship to water and a wounded watershed.
Science of Hope (52 mins)
What allows people to keep going when the future feels uncertain? Explores resilience, motivation and the power of possibility, with voices including Jane Goodall.