home movies frog, chemical, water, you breaking boundaries dance credits in the media snowboarding contact what's new On Display now in HD at the Amazonia Science Gallery, National Zoo, Washington DC Funded by the Smithsonian Women's Committee for an exhibit on wildlife toxicology at the National Zoo. This short quirky movie examines the impact that chemicals contaminants play in worldwide amphibian declines and some simple things you can start doing to reduce your chemical footprint today. Click on title to play movie Awards College Television Awards Winner Outstanding Children's Program 2009 Student Emmy Red Carpet International Wildlife Film Festival Winner Best Newcomer 2009 MSU Represents Speaking to 1,000 kids at the Wilma Jackson Hole Wildlife Film Festival Finalist Best Childrens and Non-Broadcast 2009 Winner Best Non-Broadcast HATCHfest Official Selection 2009 Winner Hybridlife Award Girls for Change Panel Finalist Offical Selection What's New... 01/14/07: World Snowboarding Championships 2007 Opening Ceremony with Isa. My very good friend, Isabel Clark-Ribeiro of Brazil and I enjoyed the fireworks and lazer show of the opening ceremony of the 2007 World Snowboarding Championships in Arosa Switzerland. Although I am now in graduate school. Getting my MFA in science and natural history filmmaking at Montana State University in Bozeman. I had the honor and opportunity to race at my third World Championships! Thank you to the Sports Council of Ireland and to Alan Hamilton for making it a great event for Ireland! Thank you to the Big Mountain, Whitefish for the pre race powder 'training.' 06/04/06: Kokopelli to Porcupine in Moab Thank You Jesse and Christie at coyote shuttle for showing us this ride. Thank you to John Finch who built it! 05/06/06: South Boundary Trail, Taos Steve, Mitch and I broke trail on the South Boundary Trail above Taos, New Mexico. Yes, its biking season! 04/16/06: Lounging in Zion Phil, Jeff, Jan, Steve, Cami, Becky, Gillian and I on a desert getaway. Biked Gooseberry Mesa, Thunder Mountain, and Little Creek Mesa. And did a fair bit of hammock lounging! 03/28/06: Little Richard Little Richard off the top of Silver King Mountain (Crystal Washington). 1,000 feet of pure, wide open powder. Then tight trees, then impossibly tight trees, then walking down through the old growth cedars and hiking out 4 miles along the White River. I loved every minute of it! First |  Prev 13 |  Prev |  4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16  | Next  | Next 13  | Last