Film Submissions

Film, audio and video are powerful tools of expression for engaging an audience in multiple senses. Here are the video submissions from artists.

Restoring Point Reyes

By: Ashley Hillard
Who does land belong to?
A brief history of Point Reyes, California and the ongoing environmental challenges around cattle, wildlife and restoring a place to what it was. The film is meant to raise questions around biodiversity, the health of ecosystems and the impact of human activities and policies.

New York Nature Film

By: Gabriel Campos
Videos from 12 nature parks in the New York Metro area. From sandy Long Island beaches to the urban forests at Inwood Hill Park.

Volcanic Forests of Northern California

By: Liam Healey
These camera trap recordings come from my time living on Mt. Konocti in the Northern Coast of California. Mt. Konocti is an active volcano that overlooks Clear Lake, the largest lake entirely in California. The majority of these recordings were taken in the summer of 2021. During this summer, the Northern Coast of California experienced intense heat waves and an extremely active early fire season. The wildlife in these videos are enduring the very high temperatures and enduring smoke. Wildlife in these recordings include mule deer, coyote, bobcat, etc.

Story Maps

GIS and LiDAR Story Maps are an incredible way to merge art and science to communicate a message. Below are two Story Map submissions that tell stories from different parts of the world.

Ngā Kaupapa o Te Kaiwharawhara
By Justin Gulino

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/792bba1236704eb6b7c98420224d3865

Justin Gulino tells the story of the Kaiwharahwhara catchment from its headwaters to its mouth. Along this journey the kaiwharahwhara ecological, cultural, and recreational values are revealed; showcasing a thriving ecosystem in the heart of New Zealand’s capital.

The Monarch's Journey
By Dori Rathmell

https://storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3daa957c4da44d4b8a9e8f69919ca964

On July 21st, 2022, the IUCN officially added the Monarch Butterfly to the Red List of Threatened Species as Endangered.

Over the years our iLCP photographers have documented the entire life cycle and incredible migration pattern of monarch butterflies. Explore our new Storymap to learn more about these amazing insects and their conservation status.

Enviro-Art

Exhibition 2023

Film Submissions

Story Maps

Ngā Kaupapa o Te Kaiwharawhara
By Justin Gulino

The Monarch's Journey
By Dori Rathmell

Enviro-Art

Exhibition 2023

Film Submissions

Story Maps

Ngā Kaupapa o Te Kaiwharawhara By Justin Gulino

The Monarch's Journey By Dori Rathmell

Ngā Kaupapa o Te Kaiwharawhara
By Justin Gulino

The Monarch's Journey
By Dori Rathmell