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Uncovering stories from the cultures and communities that have shaped the places we play and protect.
Legacy of the Sandstone Pillars
Film by
Sean Chen
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Story by
Ari Altun
Bending the boundaries of artistry to preserve tradition, one family bridges history and modernity, keeping an endangered practice alive amid the soaring pillars of Zhangjiajie. Their journey reflects a profound dedication to heritage, family bonds, and the delicate harmony between humanity and nature.
A Lifetime of Trust
Film by
Charalampos Giannakakis
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Story by
Ari Altun
In the rugged mountains of the Czech Republic, Vasek Vankoura’s life revolves around an unspoken trust—between man and dog, family and nature, rescuer and the lives he saves, where his resilience and quiet dedication strike the delicate balance between service and interdependence.
Chasing the Last Light
Film by
Sean Chen
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Story by
Ari Altun
Amidst the radiant brilliance of Hong Kong's city lights and the diminishing glow of Tai Mo Shan's fireflies, lies the story of a scientist, mentor, father, and protector striving to restore the balance between humanity and nature.
A Mountain We Call Home
Film by
Sean Chen
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Story by
Sam Joyner
From under a little red roof at the top of a remote mountain, one trail builder’s philosophy is shaping not only the forest floor, but the entire community that’s growing around it.
The Roots of Happiness
Film by
Chris Bednarek
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Story by
Pamela Hunt
Combining the power of running and community, Erik Stanley believes that true happiness lies in unplugging from digital culture, reconnecting with nature, and running in a pack. With 100 members and growing, he may be on to something.
My Sons I Give to You
Film by
Charalampos Giannakakis
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Story by
Katrina McGavin
Dimitris Zannes has dedicated his life to his two great loves - his wife and the ocean. But now, witnessing an ocean in decline from the frontlines of his fishing boat, he wonders what kind of ocean he will leave to his sons.
How Little We Truly Need
Film by
Sean Chen
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Story by
Sam Joyner
Unchanged through centuries of fatal wars, earthquakes, and typhoons, the historical stone village buried deep in the southern mountains of Taiwan now faces a different kind of threat. At the age of 65, Vuvu is the last remaining member of the Tjuvecekadan inhabitants.

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