🥳 The Invisible Mammal was named as one of the MUST-SEE documentaries by @sfchronicle.com at this year's DOCLANDS Documentary Film Festival! datebook.sfchronicle.com/entertainmen... ❗There are still tickets left for our world premiere on May 3 at 12pm at the Rafael Theater in Marin County, CA.

🥳 Great news for those based in Michigan or heading to Capital City Film Festival - we're screening a SNEAK PREVIEW of our #bat #film The Invisible Mammal, alongside Aaron Peterson's film 'Kiko'! 🎞️ The screening is at 4pm on April 6. $5 tix can be purchased on the door. More info ow.ly/Ollx50Vm97o

🦏 WLC member Kendra Carano took a year off to travel around Africa & fell in love. She returned to the USA to get a masters in photojournalism, then headed straight back. 🦁 She's worked with many different orgs throughout #Africa & has built her career on making media dedicated to #conservation.

Awesome to see Hellbent featured in a Sony interview series, where WLC members @annieroth.bsky.social & @Justin Grubb spoke about helping communities facing #environmental injustice. The film was nominated in the Environmental category of Sony's Future Filmmaker Awards. www.sony.net/corporate/su...

We're excited to announce that we're in post-production on our upcoming co-produced film, The Invisible Mammal. The film tells the story of a group of incredible women scientists who are on a mission to save #bats from a deadly disease that threatens their survival. Trailer 👉 vimeo.com/391388815

🔎 WLC member @annieroth.bsky.social's article in @biographic.bsky.social explores a new technique from scientists researching deep sea fish stocks - using elephant seals to collect data! 🔗 www.biographic.com/are-there-pl...

We're the Wild Lens Collective - a community of environmental storytellers who mentor, collaborate & create together. We make & support environmental and nature films and have a podcast, Earth to Humans. We're here to connect with storytellers and those working to make our planet a better place!