Consultant services, campaign strategy, public affairs, and stakeholder engagement. Also, conceptualizing groundbreaking films and conservation campaigns, carrying out production services in the far corners of the planet, and creating impact storytelling that brings us closer to each other and our earth.

Telluride MountainFilm Audience Award, Big Sky Film Festival Big Sky Award, Cleveland International Film Festival Official Selection, Minneapolis St. Paul International Film Festival Official Selection, EarthX Film Festival Official Selection, Ashland International Film Festival Official Selection, DocLands Official Selection, Woodshole Film Festival Official Selection, Port Townsend Film Festival Official Selection, Crested Butte Film Festival Official ElectionDeveloping story, voices, and the nuts and bolts of filmmaking for a feature length documentary that will bring Americans together over our most valuable heritage: our Public Lands.

Bringing the most beautiful, sustainable protein, Wild Sockeye salmon, to our community from the waters of Bristol Bay, AK. We are proud of our salmon and our support of the last, largest, wild sockeye run on the planet. That's why we say "NO" to the Pebble Mine and yes to healthy, sustainable management of the resource with respect for the animals, water, and wilderness of Bristol Bay above all else.

Building leaders to protect the West's land, air, and water. We seek to understand and effectively educate the public and community leaders by working with a diverse set of grantees and local partners. Managed and developed budgets, media, messaging, political strategy, consultants and grantees in public lands, energy and climate programs.

Environmental Film Festival in the Nation's Capital (DCEFF) Official Selection, Environmental Film Festival at Yale (EFFY) Official Selection, Lookout Wild Film Festival Official Selection, Screenings on PBS, Natgeo (online), Outside Online, Teton Gravity Research Online Co-produced and directed with the Story Group this short film highlighting an important voice in the climate crisis: firefighters putting their lives on the line to protect all of us.No one knows the changing fire landscape of Colorado better than the men and women on the front lines, our wild land firefighters. The overwhelming consensus is that climate change is quickly creating a dire situation and efforts need to be made to address the issue at its roots immediately. “On a day to day basis, we’re being surprised. And in this business, surprise is what kills people.” So says Don Whittemore, a career firefighter who has battled many of Colorado’s epic fires over the past two decades. In 2014, The Story Group recorded the experiences of Whittemore and other firefighters who are repeatedly responding to record-breaking wildfires. Human-caused climate changes are transforming Colorado’s fire environment, bringing higher temperatures, drier fuels, and diseases to forests. These climate impacts mix with other human pressures to create a volatile situation for firefighters and communities. If current trends continue, we can expect more frequent, larger and more devastating wild fires in Colorado and across the country.

Appointed by the Board of County Commissioners to the Planning Commission to plan and regulate land use to ensure orderly development and care for the environment consistent with protection of constitutional rights guided by federal and state laws and county standards.

High Country Citizens’ Alliance foresees a future in which all people in the Mountain West thrive in an environmentally sustainable and healthy ecosystem, without compromising the earth’s biological diversity or the interests of future generations.

Organized hundreds of Colorado businesses, grass tops and grass roots supporters in support of important national conservation issues, built consensus and organized public lands user groups around local public lands initiatives in Colorado, provided media, strategy and campaign management for various organizations and individuals.

Media, creative, promotional video. Directed and Produced the short film, "RED LADY: THE BATTLE FOR YOUR MOUNTAINS." This film investigates the 40 year battle that a small mountain community has fought to keep a large scale industrial hard rock mine out of the top of their watershed and off of one of the most beloved backcountry skiing peaks in the area. Boulder Adventure Film Festival Official Selection, Crested Butte Reel Fest Best Environmental Film Award, Taos Mountain Film Festival Best Environmental Film Award, Colorado Environmental Film Festival Best Short, Mammoth Mountain Film Festival Best Environmental Film, Backcountry Film Festival Official Selection.

An organization dedicated to connecting younger people to and raising funds for breast cancer awareness, education, and research. Media appearances on Denver television, in the Denver Post, and several local newspapers throughout the state. Our group managed to ski all 27 Colorado Ski resorts in one week from our giant pink RV, sometimes skiing 3 ski areas in one day - all to raise awareness around Breast Cancer.