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We are ecstatic to announce our 2021 Award Winners! This year’s award-winning films were chosen from a field of over 100 films by a dedicated team of Jurors. Details
The 2021 Wild and Scenic Film Festival has an incredible selection of films that will inspire you, take you to new places, and introduce you to new ways of seeing the world. With over 100 films to choose from over the course of 11 days, the most difficult choice will be what to watch. Details
In case you missed it, we have unveiled our 2021 official trailer highlighting some of our lineup of over 100 environmental and adventure films, including 13 world premieres, to be shown at the 19th annual flagship event happening January 14-24, 2021. We hope this gets you as excited as it does us! Details
Join Wild & Scenic Film Festival this January 14-24 for more than 100 environmental and adventure films, including 13 world premieres! This year the festival is taking place as an entirely virtual experience over the course of eleven days and will feature activist workshops, an art exhibition, youth programs, as well as opportunities to interact with filmmakers and special guests. Details
Join us for environmental and adventure films that will inspire activism and transport you to the farthest reaches of the globe, at Wild & Scenic events on March 30, April 7 and April 27. Details
Join us for environmental and adventure films that will inspire activism and transport you to the farthest reaches of the globe, at Wild & Scenic events on March 30, April 7 and April 27. Details
The wait is over. If you are an active SYRCL member you can now borrow a selection of films that were featured in our 2019 Wild & Scenic Film Festival, including several of this past year’s Award Winners. Details
Our Valentine’s gift to you is a short film about 97-year-old runner George Etzweiler who completed his first race up the northeast’s tallest peak, Mount Washington, when he was 69 years old. Despite having a pacemaker, the State College, Pennsylvania resident continues to compete in the grueling 7.6-mile race up nearly 4,700 feet of paved road, breaking his own record each year for oldest finisher. Details
This year’s record-breaking attendance at Wild & Scenic shows us that the world is ready to be inspired. People are seeking out the stories that celebrate environmental activism and teach us how we can each make a difference. Details