Wild and Working Lands Film Festival

HAUB SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENT & NATURAL RESOURCES

Inspiring audiences to better understand our current world and work toward a future where people and natural environments prosper together.

Submissions are now open for our 2025 Wild and Working Lands Film Festival! Entries are due by January 20. Find out more information about the festival.

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Wild and Working Lands Film Festival

WELCOME TO THE FESTIVAL

From our home at the University of Wyoming, we embrace films set in our surrounding ecoregion—including wild, rural, and urban areas of the Great Plains, Rocky Mountains, and high desert sagebrush steppe—as well as stories from afar that can inform our experience in the American West.

WILD AND WORKING LANDS 2025

LARAMIE, WYOMING | Thursday, March 27, 2025

Gryphon Theatre, 710 E Garfield St
Doors at 6:30, films at 7:00 p.m.

Presented by the Haub School of Environment and Natural Resources
Free and open to the public.

Wild and Working Lands on Tour 2025

More locations TBA!

Please reach out to festival director, Anastasia Brady, if you are interested in hosting this year's Wild and Working Lands Film Festival in your community!

2025 OFFICIAL FILM SELECTIONS

A Legacy on the Land

Presented by Jackson Hole Land Trust

Welcome Home

Presented by the Endangered Species Coalition

Lifeblood

Presented by Trout Unlimited

Life Over Lithium

Presented by People of Red Mountain

Regenerative Ag - Bruski Ranch

Directed by Jeremy Roberts

How the Land Remembers Us

Directed by Jared Wahkinney

Unwired

Presented by the Wyoming Migration Initiative

Earthworks

Directed by Rachel Ross

SUPPORT THE FILM FESTIVAL

If you enjoy this event, please consider a donation to support Haub School students, storytelling for wild and working lands, and future years of the film festival. Thank you!

FESTIVAL SPONSORS

The Wild and Working Lands Film Festival brings our campus and community together to better understand our current world and work toward a future where people and natural environments prosper together. We invite you to be part of this inspiring event. For more info about becoming a sponsor please email festival director Anastasia Brady at abrady2@uwyo.edu.