the Running Wild Media team worked with NOAA and NAAEE to produce a series of videos highlighting different STEM related after-school programs put on by environmental educators.

The Running Wild Media team traveled with the University of North Texas on an NSF Grant funded expedition to the southernmost forests of the world in Chile.

We traveled to Turks and Caicos to film for Evolution Earth on PBS. This episode features the rapid evolution discovered by a small group of researchers in Silver Key anoles after a hurricane swept through its native habitat.

Co-founder Justin Grubb traveled to North Carolina to work with Defenders of Wildlife to help tell their story about the work they do with local partners to preserve hellbender salamanders.

Co-founder Alex Goetz traveled to the Southwest to work with Defenders of Wildlife/ to help tell their story of what they are doing to help conserve the Mexican gray wolves.

Our traveling wildlife photography gallery “Conservation through a Lens” is on full display at the St Louis Public Library - Central Branch along with a suite of workshops to help young photographers learn about wildlife conservation photography and storytelling.

The Running Wild Crew filmed the red fox hunting sequence for Season 2 of “America’s National Parks” available now on Disney +.

Filming greater prairie chickens in Western Nebraska took some skill and a fair amount of patience. Sitting in the blind for hours in cold Great Plain temperatures was tough, but filming such unique behavior made it extremely rewarding.

We worked with the Endangered Wolf Center, a conservation facility in Missouri dedicated to the preservation of canids, to help tell their conservation story for PBS “This American Land.”

Our film “Hellbent” in co-production with Wild Lens Collective, premiered at the New York WILD Film Festival on March 5th at the Explorers Club and received the award for Best Short at the festival.

The Running Wild Media crew spent several months living in the Badlands National Park in South Dakota filming for Disney + and National Geographic’s “America’s National Parks” series.

On December 10th, Ocean leaders from around the state of Florida and around the world gathered to connect and learn from one another on what it means to build a sustainable future for the oceans. Kicking off the event, Running Wild Media’s very own co-founder Justin Grubb delivered the keynote speech titled “Speak for the Fishes: giving the ocean a voice.”

Our recent Running Wild photo expedition brought us to the edge of the world to Iceland, a country known for its intense landscapes and incredible culture. Our group got a chance of a lifetime to witness the northern lights, connect with the unique Icelandic culture, and be apart of the dramatic battle of the Icelandic landscape.