In the Maldives, locals have depended upon one resource, skipjack tuna, for sustenance and exportation since 650 B.C. Maldivians have sustainably fished this species in a traditional manner throughout history; however, external forces threaten this resource. This documentary highlights the intricate skill and relationship between the fishermen and their practice as well as hardships that accompany this ancient occupation. The observational documentary allows what could be a last look into this way of life, which is sustained by a resource that swims around the world and sinking islands at the hands of climate changed induced rising sea levels.

A short piece depicting the ecology and identity of the Yellowstone River.