Carol Craig of the Yakama Nation describes the landscape and indigenous food-following practices. This segment serves as the show opener for "The Oregon Country: Native Frontier," the second

Carol Craig of the Yakama Nation describes the landscape and indigenous food-following practices. This segment serves as the show opener for "The Oregon Country: Native Frontier," the second episode of Sustainable Today 2013, featuring an introduction by Host Kalin Lee.

Titled "1306 Part 1 Native Perspectives," this episode was published on June 6, 2013, by Sustainable Today in Portland, Oregon.

Rachel Carson, the acclaimed environmentalist and author of "Silent Spring," is honored in the biographical play "A Sense of Wonder."

Actress Kaiulani Lee performs a significant scene from

Rachel Carson, the acclaimed environmentalist and author of "Silent Spring," is honored in the biographical play "A Sense of Wonder."

Actress Kaiulani Lee performs a significant scene from this production.

Kaiulani Lee portrays Rachel Carson in a semi-documentary based on Carson's own writings. The film depicts two interviews during Carson's final year, as she battles cancer and addresses the

Kaiulani Lee portrays Rachel Carson in a semi-documentary based on Carson's own writings. The film depicts two interviews during Carson's final year, as she battles cancer and addresses the controversy surrounding her groundbreaking book, "Silent Spring."

This moving film can be streamed for free on [Netflix](https://www.netflix.com) and [Amazon](https://www.amazon.com) (free with Prime). It explores not only environmental issues but also profound themes of life, death, courage, and truth.

On June 27, 2022, a discussion explored Blue Shield's latest Youth Climate Survey, focusing on how climate change impacts the mental health of young people.

The event featured insights

On June 27, 2022, a discussion explored Blue Shield's latest Youth Climate Survey, focusing on how climate change impacts the mental health of young people.

The event featured insights from David W. Bond (Director of Behavioral Health, Blue Shield of California—Promise Health Plan), youth environmental activist Kat Lee (APEN), and student representative Maya Gomez (Mind Out Loud, Whitney High School). Additional speakers included Antoinette Mayer (Senior Director, Corporate Citizenship, Blue Shield), Joel Castro (President, Cesar Chavez Service Club), and co-host Michelle Meow (Producer and Host, "The Michelle Meow Show").

Best Short Documentary:
Oceanside International Film Festival

Official Selection:
Cleveland International Film Festival USA
Transitions Film Festival AUS

Best Short Documentary:
Oceanside International Film Festival

Official Selection:
Cleveland International Film Festival USA
Transitions Film Festival AUS
Greenpoint Film Festival NYC
Australian Environmental Film Festival
Sustainable Living Festival AUS

After hearing about expansive amounts of plastic waste in every ocean, Port Phillip bay-keeper Neil Blake discovers the sands of his local beaches are also insidiously turning into a kind of micro-plastic confetti. In his journey to measure just how far plastics have invaded the bay, Blake finds his community is eager to help before its diverse ecology is lost.

Similarly to the infamous midway albatross, 100% of the mutton birds off the eastern coast of Australia have now been found to contain plastic remnants within their stomachs. By studying the birds' crucial breading ground, biologist Jennifer Lavers' research into the digestive blockage, and severe toxicological effects, helps to strengthen the bay-keeper's concern to keep the plastic pollution from ever reaching the Port Phillip Bay shore.

Despite local prevention systems in place, plastic rubbish continues to cover beaches, sometime leading to entanglement, ingestion, and possible death of endemic species. Teams of scientist, and locals alike, work tirelessly clear beaches and waterways. In the face of this daunting task, Neil Blake is driven by his passion to follow aboriginal traditions looking after land and its bay. With his grandchildren near and their future in mind, he knows inaction is not an option.

With generous help and support from:
Boon Wurrung Foundation, Ricketts Point Marine Care

Including:
Take 3 (Clean Beach), 2 Hands Project, Melbourne Zoo, Polperro Dolphin Swims, EPA marine specialist Randall Lee, Dr. Jennifer Lavers, Dr. Kate Charlton, Gio Fitzpatrick and Neil Blake.

Music by Beautiful Change

Shot, Directed & Produced by Michael J. Lutman
Executive Producer Neil Blake
Produced by Patricia Acuna
Edited by Manuel Mejia Perez
Sound Design Craig Jansson
Colourist Kali Bateman

Contact Info:

Michael J. Lutman Producer/Director
info@lutmanfilms.com

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H.E. Mr. Dokyu Lee, Deputy Minister and Head of the Office of ICT Policy for the Ministry of Science and ICT, Republic of Korea, addressed the WTDC-25 Plenary's High-Level Segment.

His

H.E. Mr. Dokyu Lee, Deputy Minister and Head of the Office of ICT Policy for the Ministry of Science and ICT, Republic of Korea, addressed the WTDC-25 Plenary's High-Level Segment.

His remarks were delivered in Baku, Azerbaijan, on 18 November 2025.

Dr. Lee Ann Woolery introduces Art-Based Perceptual Ecology (ABPE), an innovative research methodology that uses art-based inquiry and sensory engagement to study ecological change. This approach

Dr. Lee Ann Woolery introduces Art-Based Perceptual Ecology (ABPE), an innovative research methodology that uses art-based inquiry and sensory engagement to study ecological change. This approach encourages a deeper understanding of the natural world.

She also presents Citizen Artist™, her community science platform. Here, participants learn to contribute to environmental research, engaging in projects like "The Litmus Test Dress," which assesses water quality with a focus on social and environmental justice. ABPE empowers diverse communities to find creative solutions for pressing environmental issues.

This document presents the 2017 Brower Youth Awards speech delivered by Anne Lee. The Brower Youth Awards celebrate young environmental leaders who are making significant impacts in their

This document presents the 2017 Brower Youth Awards speech delivered by Anne Lee. The Brower Youth Awards celebrate young environmental leaders who are making significant impacts in their communities and beyond.

Anne Lee's address likely highlighted themes of youth activism, environmental stewardship, and the importance of inspiring future generations to protect our planet. Her words aimed to motivate and acknowledge the vital work of young change-makers.

The "Guerrilla Gardening Skate" video documents urban gardener Alex Lee Chang. He uses his skateboard to plant seeds and flowers in unsanctioned public spaces, such as road dividers, transforming

The "Guerrilla Gardening Skate" video documents urban gardener Alex Lee Chang. He uses his skateboard to plant seeds and flowers in unsanctioned public spaces, such as road dividers, transforming neglected areas.

Directed by Remi Bouvier (eggheads) and produced by Fumihiko Okabe (vallicans), the project also features camera work by Riei Nakagawara (C-boyz) and music by Ponchi (C-boyz).

Lee Smolin, founder of the Perimeter Institute, challenges the notion of a fixed future in his new book, *Time Reborn*. He rethinks the nature of the universe in this thought-provoking work.

Lee Smolin, founder of the Perimeter Institute, challenges the notion of a fixed future in his new book, *Time Reborn*. He rethinks the nature of the universe in this thought-provoking work. Published on May 17, 2013.

Discover more about these ideas. Join Smolin for a discussion, possibly featuring Robert J. Sawyer, at the Toronto Public Library.

Order *Time Reborn* from Amazon or visit your local bookstore.