Thank you to our sponsors
The Earth Film Festival is deeply grateful to our sponsors for their generous support. Your partnership helps us spread the important message of environmental stewardship and sustainable agricultural practices. Together, we can inspire positive change for a healthier planet.
Thank you Vancouver’s north shore Tourism association
With gorgeous natural sights, a vibrant cultural scene, and world-class restaurants, Vancouver’s North Shore is a destination for travelers worldwide. When visitors arrive, they’re greeted with a warm community that rests on the water’s edge and at the foot of mountains. We take pride in hosting guests from across the globe and hope to keep the North Shore shining as brightly as possible for generations to come.
In order to help preserve the beauty of our home and ensure that we can continue welcoming new visitors, we put together an easy-to-follow guide to help promote responsible and sustainable tourism: North Shore Like a Local
Thank you Monova
MONOVA (Museum of North Vancouver) is a museum which shares indigenous and settler stories and history of North Vancouver. It operates both the Museum of North Vancouver at the Lonsdale Shipyards and the Archives of North Vancouver located in Lynn Valley.
Thank you ATALANTA CLIMATE
At Atalanta Climate, we hold firm to the belief that technology and science can be harnessed to tackle climate change, but it requires collective action. We can only do so much as individuals, but if we each take a small step, together we can change the world.
Atalanta Climate was co-founded by Sally Chen, a climate enthusiast and jack-of-all-trades; and Professor Lucas Dong, Stanford Postdoc and Georgia Tech Professor in Environmental Engineering. We're proudly Canadian and based in Vancouver, Canada.
We supPort Pacific salmon foundation
The Pacific Salmon Foundation, founded in 1987, is a non-profit environmental organization dedicated to making transformational change for the benefit of Pacific salmon at every scale – from the smallest streams to the open ocean.
For us, it’s salmon first, salmon always and we never go it alone. We work with First Nations, Government, ENGO partners, industry, and all salmon supporters to achieve our vision of healthy, sustainable, and naturally diverse populations of Pacific salmon for the benefit of ecosystems and people for generations to come.
We supPorT HOWE SOUND REVIVAL
Howe Sound Revival is a newly founded community-based non-profit organization based in Howe Sound (Átl'ka7tsem) UNESCO Biosphere Region. Our goal is to document and share the revival of marine life through underwater acoustics to conserve and protect the recovery of whales in Howe Sound.
