Environmental Filmmaking
From Texas bayous to the Boundary Waters to the Arctic Circle, stories on screen, including a film that helped secure a 20-year mining ban protecting America's most-visited wilderness.
Endless moments of beauty from the adventures in the Water Lines book, the visual companion to the memoir from Patagonia Books.
An intimate journey fishing for Texas bass and redfish, exploring the home waters that shaped a lifetime of adventure.
A solo canoe journey through the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in the face of a proposed sulfide-ore copper mine. This film contributed to securing a 20-year mining ban to protect the Boundary Waters.
A journey to the farthest outer fringes of nature, an immersive film exploring solitude, terrain, and the beauty of the path less traveled.
Riverhorse Nakadate has starred in three films, Love & Water, A Northern Light, and The Reindeer Journals, each one an extension of the same work that fills his essays and his memoir: bearing witness to wild water and the people who defend it. The stories behind these films appear in his writing for Patagonia and in Water Lines.