Sharks have survived for over 400 million years, but the global fin trade is pushing many species toward collapse. This film travels to an Indonesian fishing community to ask the question conservation rarely does: what about the people?

The Emmy-nominated film is now streaming on Wild Commons, the new YouTube channel and distribution platform created by Wild Lens and Impact Media Lab.

A four-pound fox once thrived across California's Channel Islands, until human-driven changes nearly wiped it out entirely. This film follows the remarkable recovery effort that brought it back.

In Gujarat, India, communities and mugger crocodiles have shared the same landscape for decades with remarkably little conflict. This film asks how, and what it truly takes to keep that balance alive.

Nicole Woodbyrne grew up dreaming of marine science, but found almost no one in the field who looked like her. This is the story of what she decided to do about it.

A pastor and a city official are both working to transform St. Louis into a cleaner, more equitable city. This film follows what happens when their two worlds begin to overlap.

When millions of oyster larvae started dying overnight at an Oregon hatchery, manager Alan Barton set out to find out why. What he discovered changed how an entire industry thinks about climate change.

When a fracking waste well threatened their water supply and a rare salamander's habitat, the people of Grant Township, Pennsylvania decided to fight back in a way nobody expected.