Unconquering the Last Frontier

Narrated by Gary Farmer and filmed in Washington State from 1993 to 1999, “Unconquering the Last Frontier,” explores the causes and effects of the ongoing salmon crisis in the Pacific Northwest, focusing on the Elwha River. The film was released in 2001/2 and has been honored by film festivals around the world. The film tells the story of the Lower Elwha Klallam tribe’s struggle to survive in the shadow of hydropower development.

This is the rarely screened 101 minute feature film version; it is a multi-dimensional view of this landmark restoration effort and represents an important contribution to American documentary cinema.

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The Craziest Idea

2011 was an historic year for rivers.

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Over Troubled Waters Trailer

This film looks into the lives of the people of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and their viewpoints of the California water wars. Find out what California stands to loose if giant Corporate Agribusiness gets its way and what water contractors don't want you to find out.