Eugene Environmental Film Festival

Eugene Environmental Film Festival The Eugene Environmental Film Festival hosts meaningful and inspiring films, workshops, and speakers.

Looking for Board Members!Mindful Earth Society—the non-profit that oversees the Eugene Environmental Film Festival—is s...
02/04/2026

Looking for Board Members!

Mindful Earth Society—the non-profit that oversees the Eugene Environmental Film Festival—is seeking passionate community members to join our Board.

We’re currently looking to fill the following roles:

• Treasurer
• Logistics Coordinator
• Volunteer Coordinator
• Fundraising Coordinator
• Creative Engagement Coordinator (arts, crafts, and community-based creative programming)

📅 Next meeting: February 8th at 9:30 AM

📍 Location details provided upon inquiry
Mindful Earth Society centers environmental justice, community resilience, and creative resistance through film, art, and collective action.

If you’re interested or want more specifics, email [email protected].

Join us to build community, grow the environmental movement, and strengthen the resistance.

🎬 Today’s the last day of the Eugene Environmental Film Festival!🌿 Youth & Wildlife Day celebrates the next generation o...
10/19/2025

🎬 Today’s the last day of the Eugene Environmental Film Festival!

🌿 Youth & Wildlife Day celebrates the next generation of environmental stewards with youth-inspired films, games, and hands-on nature activities.

🐸 Ridgeline Montessori
11:00am–1:30pm
Free youth film screenings, interactive workshops, raptor visits, and a nature walk with Cascades Raptor Center, W.R.E.N., and BRING Recycling.

🦦 Art House – Afternoon Film Session
3:30pm–5:30pm
Films highlighting Indigenous-led and community-driven efforts to protect rivers, wetlands, and wildlife, followed by a filmmaker Q&A.

🦉 Art House – Evening Film Session
6:00pm–7:30pm
Adventures in conservation featuring stories of burrowing owls, salmon restoration, and mountain ecosystems, with a filmmaker Q&A.

Bring the family, get inspired, and celebrate stories that help protect our planet.

🌿 Wildland & Public Lands Conservation DaySaturday at Art HouseToday there will be three sessions of films that honor In...
10/18/2025

🌿 Wildland & Public Lands Conservation Day
Saturday at Art House

Today there will be three sessions of films that honor Indigenous leadership, community action, and bold conservation efforts protecting rivers, wetlands, forests, and wildlife.

🎥 Film Session 1: 1:30–3:30pm
From the Choctaw Nation’s fight to save the Kiamichi River to Yosemite’s cliffs, these stories celebrate the defense of land, culture, and nature.
• Valley Under Fire
• Drowned Land
• Filmmaker Q&A

🎥 Film Session 2: 4:30–6:30pm
Spotlighting Indigenous and community efforts to protect rivers, wetlands, and wildlife.
• In Our Nature
• The Plastic Problem
• A Little Story About Forever
• Filmmaker Q&A

🎥 Film Session 3: 6:30–8:30pm
Adventures in conservation across rivers, wetlands, and elephant sanctuaries.
• Changing the Narrative: Tennessee Wetlands & The McEwen Family
• Mother River
• The Grand Salmon
• R.E.S.C.U.E.
• Filmmaker Q&A

📍 Location: Art House
Get tickets:
https://www.eugenearthouse.com/eeffts

10/16/2025

BREAKING NEWS: On Oct. 10, Klamath Tribal fish specialists confirmed the presence of a radio-tagged adult Chinook in the lower Williamson River, above Klamath Lake in Oregon. (Click link in bio for statement.) That follows news on Sept. 24 that cameras had captured the first Chinook salmon in a century to make it over the fish ladder on Keno Dam, roughly 20 miles south of Klamath Lake.

Last summer, Tribes and partners celebrated the historic removal of four massive dams on the Klamath River. But it was unclear how salmon would handle the Keno and Link River Dam fish ladders above—neither of which was built for adult salmon.

NOW, with salmon willpower on full display, we look forward to work by the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife—in partnership with Tribes and other allies—to improve both ladders and help more salmon reach hundreds of miles of rich habitat above Klamath Lake. Stay tuned as we track one of the most-watched salmon recovery efforts in the world.

https://www.heraldandnews.com/klamath-tribes-celebrates-salmon-returning-to-upper-basin/article_6531e905-7c44-4808-9516-75be857f4ae0.html

(Photo: Williamson River, upper Klamath, Oregon. Credit: Ken Morrish .)

Nature’s Medicine film session is SOLD OUT!There are a few standing spots available. If you were excited to see these fi...
10/16/2025

Nature’s Medicine film session is SOLD OUT!
There are a few standing spots available. If you were excited to see these films, they will be available on the virtual festival starting Oct 20.

The Wetland Wander starts soon! Perfect day for an educational hike at Elijah Bristow State Park. ☀️
10/14/2025

The Wetland Wander starts soon!
Perfect day for an educational hike at Elijah Bristow State Park. ☀️

🌊 Day 2: Ocean Conservation Day 🌊Field Trip: Elijah Bristow State Park9:00–11:00amJoin W.R.E.N., Oregon Parks and Rec, a...
10/14/2025

🌊 Day 2: Ocean Conservation Day 🌊

Field Trip: Elijah Bristow State Park
9:00–11:00am
Join W.R.E.N., Oregon Parks and Rec, and Middle Fork Willamette Watershed Council for a three-mile walk through cottonwood and fir forests, along Lost Creek and Channel Lake. Expect beautiful views and conversation about local restoration efforts.

🎬 Films @ Art House | 6:00–7:30pm
• Sequoias of the Sea
• Golden Rule – The Journey for Peace
Plus, a Filmmaker Q&A!

🐚 Action with Elakha Alliance | 8:00–9:00pm @ Art House
Learn about Oregon’s efforts to restore sea otters and strengthen coastal ecosystems with the incredible team at Elakha Alliance.

🎟️ Get tickets: https://www.eugenearthouse.com/movie/eeff-2025---day-2-ocean-conservation-day/

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