Tiny House Hunters – A Binge-Worthy Break By Caitlin Zera September 30, 2016 Ever wanted to…
Read MoreVegan: Everyday Stories Explores Diversity in Veganism
“You don’t have to be vegan to try vegan food,” says a customer at a vegan food truck says in the new film Vegan: Everyday Stories directed by Glenn Scott Lacey. This is just the jumping off point for the film which is divided into four segments that are interwoven – a vegan ultra-marathon runner, a cattle rancher’s wife who…
Read MoreTime to Choose: Charles Ferguson’s New Doc Asks Us to Make Good Choices
By Caitlin Zera June 9, 2016 Director Charles Ferguson of Inside Job fame returns with a…
Read MorePack a Punch: Boost Your Health and the Local Economy with the #moparkschallenge!
The second week of April is upon us, which means we are heading into the second week of the #moparkschallenge! I headed out to the Katy Trail State Park over the weekend with the intention of biking the trail, but the weather was a little too cold and wet for my biking tastes, so I…
Read MoreThe Parks, Soils, and Water Sales Tax: Coming to a Ballot Near You
As Missourians, we can count ourselves as lucky beneficiaries of a top-ranking state parks system that is easy to enjoy. Missouri state parks are plentiful and ecologically diverse: 88 state parks and historic sites preserve beautiful river-ways, portions of the Ozarks, deciduous forests, glades, and prairies. These parks are a venue for various types of recreational…
Read MoreShort Film Highlights from CEFF: Far Afield – A Conservation Love Story
by Caitlin Zera March 15, 2016 “Far Afield: A Conservation Love Story” is a charming character study of conservationist Bert Raynes…
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