Aug 10, 2020
The Rivers That Come Alive at Night
'Going Nocturnal' gives us a glimpse of the annual hatch of a giant mayfly and the large trout that emerge at night to feed on them
Water Sports
A Diné River Guide's Relationship to Water
'Water Flows Together' explores the intersection of water access for consumption and recreation
The Middle Fork of the Salmon Is Medicine for These River Guides
'River of Return' features river guides and Shoshone-Bannock tribal members Sammy and Jessica Matsaw
The Eye-Opening Month I Spent Rafting the Grand Canyon
In praise of sand in your eyeballs, no cell service, and pooping in a box
A Cuban-American Shares How He Inherited a Love of Fishing
'Una Razon para Pescar' follows Miami tarpon fisherman Dan Diez as he explores how the sport is woven into his blood
A Kayaker’s Brush with Death
On a solo expedition in the Himalayas, whitewater paddler Nouria Newman nearly drowned—then found her purpose
How This Guy Made a Surfboard out of Used Coffee Cups
'Recycled to Ride' features New Hampshire surfer and shaper Korey Nolan building boards out of trash he's collected
Why I'll Always Choose Oceans Over Mountains
From a young age, the ocean provided relief from mental illness, something I've been unable to replicate with any other form of nature. It turns out, there's a science behind why some people prefer water.
Why Surfing's Best Longboarder Loves Hawaii
In this film from Morgan Maassen, he profiles two-time world longboarding champion Honolua Blomfield
Exploring an Underappreciated National Monument in Montana
Jason Cajune is a second-generation boatman building wooden dories in Livingston, Montana