We produce educational media that explore freshwater ecosystems and the people who work to understand and conserve them. Our films, videos, and web/social media feature scientific research, conservation issues, and cultural aspects surrounding freshwaters. These illustrative programs aim to enlighten diverse audiences about the life, science, and imperilment of freshwater ecosystems.
FI Film & Media Projects
RiverWebs
A 1-hour feature documentary film that explores river ecosystems and the scientists who study them. RiverWebs is currently broadcasting across the U.S. on PBS. Watch the trailer below, visit the RiverWebs website, or become an FI member to get your own DVD.
Willamette Futures – in production
A forthcoming film package examining ecological challenges and changes in Oregon’s Willamette River basin. This project will feature the scientists and conservation groups that are working to understand and plan for conservation needs in one of the Northwest's most ecologically important large river basins.
Pacific Lamprey – in production
A forthcoming film package on the Pacific Lamprey, its unique evolution and life history, and its profound ecological and cultural importance. This film is collaborative with the US Fish & Wildlife Service. See some of our underwater lamprey footage at Oregon Field Guide.
Freshwater Futures – in production
A forthcoming media kit on scientists who are working to predicting ecological and landscape change in diverse watersheds throughout the country
Supported by the National Science Foundation.
