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FILM FINALISTS
SHORT
A Vertical World - Yan Kaczynski
Any Friday In My Town / All for the Kids - Mike Tilson
National Truth & Reconciliation - Kermode Friendship Society
Skeena Sunrise - Max Erwin
Slow mow Slow dog - Jeff Rushton
The Fire Inside Levi - Kelly Marsh
The Fosch Project - Stefan Rath
Tidal Rapids Expedition, Finding New Tidal Waves - Yota Kano
Unencumbered - Peta Murray/Passage Media
A hot sunny day in Terrace - Natou Kurtz
Don't Forget To Look Down - Amanda Stella
Flowstate - Fionn Graf
Why I Love The Northwest - Derek Flynn
FEATURE
Midsummer Adventure 2023 - Julian Krick
Shames Mountain: Powered By Community - Tristan Walker
Babine River: A Natural Wonder - Marcus Kilb
YOUTH
A Dog's Dream of the Skeena - Brooklyn Desousa
Peaceful Views From My Porch - Corwin Northcott
Photo FINALISTS
WILD PLACES
Kitselas Totems at night and the approaching Aurora Borealis
- Kelly Marsh
Memories on the Skeena, North Pacific Cannery National Historic Site - Heather Dudoward
Distracted - Richard Eckert
After Work Lap in the Bulkley Valley - Rory Lepage
A Frigid Morning Along the Skeena River - Jeanine Philippe
WILD PEOPLE
Enclosed Into a Vertical World - Yan Kaczynski
Head To Toe - Emma Stephens
Jumping Around on Rocks - Hugo Gervais
Ridgetop Navigation, Fog vs. Sun - Thomas Everett
Up on the Swing on Terrace Mountain - Hugo Gervais
WILD THINGS
Blackened Flight - Karina Dracott
Breaking Down - Jeanine Philippe
In The Long Grass III - Richard Eckert
Raven - Aaron Geeraert
The Eagle Has Landed - Grant Watson
YOUTH
Into the Void - Kai Jazen
Prayer Flags in the Wind - Kai Jazen
Frosted Tips, the B.C. Edition - Kai Jazen
Dock Sunset at Fort Saint James - Leif Bourrie
Sockeye Creek - Brooklyn Desousa
WILD PEOPLE
WILD PLACEs
WILD THINGS
WILD THINGS
YOUTH
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About us
SkeenaWild Conservation Trust is helping to make a difference. Formed in 2007, SkeenaWild is dedicated to making the Skeena River and nearby coastal communities a global model of sustainability where large human and salmon populations coexist. We are working with governments, Indigenous Nations, communities and individuals to sustain the long-term health and resilience of the wild salmon ecosystems and local communities.
a huge THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
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