Welcome To The 2019 Taos Environmental Film Festival
Taos Environmental Film Festival is celebrating its 5th season on Thursday, April 18 thru Monday, April 22. This year, we are excited to present 22 award-winning films that explore various natural ecosystems and their complex beauty, as well as forces damaging the balances of life on our planet. These thought-provoking films celebrate life’s diversity and the complexity of our biosphere, while also presenting current challenges to the world’s biodiversity. Please join us at the Taos Center for the Arts for this free/ donation-by-choice event.
2020 Films
2019 Films
2018 Films
2017 Films
2016 Films
24 Hours of Reality: “Earthrise” by Amanda Gorman
The Taos Environmental Film Festival wishes to thank the 24 Hours of Reality and the first ever National Youth Poet Laureate of the United States , Amanda Gorman, for raising awareness of our fragile planet: “It is a hope that implores us at an uncompromising core to keep rising up for an Earth more than worth fighting for.” http://climaterealityproject.org
New Mexico Film Foundation | Growing independent film in New Mexico
We would like to thank our fiscal sponsors: New Mexico Film Foundation
Their Mission: To grow the independent film industry in New Mexico while offering financial assistance and educational opportunities to New Mexico Independent filmmakers.
Donate to the Taos Environmental Film Festival
The Taos Environmental Film Festival is entirely supported by Grants and Donations so that admission to all film screenings is free. The Taos Environmental Film Festival needs your help to continue to bring high quality environmental films to be screened in our community, please consider donating to further our cause and raise awareness of these important issues and help us preserve the environment so that many species can continue to live on this planet.
Admission to the Taos Environmental Film Festival is FREE
A donation of $5 suggested
All Fundraising from this year's Taos Environmental Film Festival goes to the Taos Environmental Film Festival to offset increased costs of putting the festival on.
The Taos Environmental Film Festival enters it's fifth year. The festival was dreamed up by, and is organized by the hard work of Jean Stevens. It incorporates film honoring the land, environment and people of New Mexico, the country and the world, with performance and lectures to expand our knowledge and engagement with environmental activism and topics.
The Taos Environmental Film Festival honors our land and showcases all artistic disciplines. Together, artists can support efforts to stop Climate Change.