The Bio4Climate Film Club Presents Thinking Like Water January 20 – February 17 Tuesdays | 7:30 pm ET / 5:30 pm MT
Did you know there are thousands of watersheds across North America that flow into seven major drainage basins?
Imagine if each of us took steps to restore our own local watersheds, and return life and rain to our landscapes!
Are you curious to be inspired by people who have already begun this work, and to learn practical next steps you can take where you live?
Join us this January to be part of a very special screening of Thinking Like Water, a five-part docuseries which follows restoration pioneer Bill Zeedyk and his collaborators, as they transform degraded watersheds into more resilient ecosystems – girding against the ravages of drought and climate change.
The docuseries and conversations with filmmaker Renea Roberts and other featured speakers begin on January 20 and continue for five Tuesdays. Registrants can choose how they’d like to participate—watch each documentary episode in advance and join the live conversation, or come together for a weekly viewing party with discussion shortly after. Each session will also make space to connect with others in your watershed and discover ways to learn more about the local waterways that connect us.
Registration opens soon with early bird savings available. More info to come in Featured Creature. You can also email us and we’ll send a registration email directly to you once registration opens.
Check out this short video that further explains how the biotic pump works: The Biotic Pump: How Forests Create Rain, created by Jimi Sol.
Throughout the course, you’ll hear from and speak live with author and journalist Judith Schwartz, Scot Quaranda of the Dogwood Alliance, and several other expert guest speakers still to be announced!
Don’t miss the upcoming course, How Trees & Forests Shape Our Climate! The course runs from February 5 through March 26 and meets weekly on Thursdays from 12:00 – 1:30 pm ET.
Register by January 17 to receive our lowest rate! Group rates, reduced rates, and scholarships are available. Email courses@bio4climate.org for more information.
Posted: January 3, 2026