Bee Wild is an uplifting documentary exploring the vital role of bees in sustaining humanity, the causes of their sharp decline, We are honored to have filmmaker Rebecca Tickell present this uplifting documentary exploring the vital role of bees in sustaining humanity, the causes of their sharp decline, and how we can help regenerate their populations to restore thriving ecosystems.

DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BE AN ECOLOGICAL CHAMPION?

Garlic mustard is a state-listed noxious weed known to outcompete native vegetation, degrade soil quality, harm native pollinators, increase wildfire risk, and diminish overall forest resiliency. Help our community beat this weed by entering the

1st Annual Sundance Community Garlic Mustard Games!

This engaging presentation will take a deep dive into how to distinguish between native and non-native plants in our local ecosystem. Sara Jo will discuss the critical importance of eradicating noxious weeds and provide practical methods for doing so effectively. The session will also feature an update on Sundance Nature Alliance's ongoing work in Sundance Canyon to eliminate noxious weeds and establish thriving pollinator gardens.

Brooks Britt presents “Utah’s Deep Time: Dinosaurs to Mammoths”

Tom Smith presents, The Canine Conundrum: Are dogs a help or a hindrance in bear country?

Bring Them Home tells the story of a small group of Blackfoot people and their mission to establish the first wild buffalo herd on their ancestral territory since the species’ near-extinction a century ago, an act that would restore the land, re-enliven traditional culture and bring much needed healing to their community.

Narrated by Academy Award-nominated Blackfeet / Nez Perce actor Lily Gladstone and Co-Directed by Blackfeet siblings Ivan and Ivy MacDonald with Daniel Glick.

Sundance Nature Alliance welcomes Terry Masear, star of the film "Every Little Thing," and author of "Fastest Things on Wings."

This intimate documentary reveals an unexpected sanctuary in the heart of Los Angeles, where injured hummingbirds find healing in the careful hands of an unlikely guardian. Through stunning micro-photography and poignant storytelling, the film captures the delicate dance between human compassion and nature's resilience. As each tiny patient recovers under watchful care, the film weaves a larger narrative about finding purpose in life's smallest miracles and the transformative power of gentle acts of kindness.

This compelling feature documentary unveils the remarkable story of wolf reintroduction to Yellowstone National Park through restored 16mm footage that was thought to have been lost for decades. The film chronicles the parallel journeys of two pioneers: Mollie Beattie, the first female director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and Wolf #5, the alpha female who would inspire the name of one of Yellowstone's most significant wolf packs.

The narrative begins on January 12, 1995, when Beattie carried the first Canadian-born wolf into Yellowstone's experimental acclimation enclosure, marking the species' return after a 50-year absence. Through archival footage and in-depth interviews with key participants, the film documents this historic conservation milestone and its lasting impact on America's first national park.

GIANTS RISING tells the epic tale of our relationship with America's iconic redwood forests. Prized for the quality of their wood, some 95% of the primeval redwoods have been logged since the1800s. The losses were dramatic, but so too have been the battles to protect these trees, then and now.