WSFF 2026 Returns to ATL in Arcata on Sun, Nov. 8
Join FOLC for this exclusive Humboldt County showing - featuring the best in outdoor adventure and environmental filmmaking!
Join Friends of the Lost Coast for another inspiring evening of environmental action and film, as the Wild & Scenic Film Festival makes its annual return to the Arcata Theatre Lounge on Sunday, November 8. The night will showcase 10 custom-selected films - unique to this Arcata presentation - plus live music, a silent auction, tasty food & drink from the ATL kitchen/bar, and a party celebrating Friends of the Lost Coast's 10th year presenting the Wild & Scenic Film Festival in Humboldt County!
Doors open at 6pm, with films at 7pm. View on-demand tickets are also available. Check the 2026 Wild & Scenic Film Festival trailer below, along with info on the films we'll be screening this year. Tickets are $20 and are on sale now, via the button below. All proceeds from this event directly support FOLC's environmental education, stewardship, youth & citizen-science programs, and public lands advocacy.
2026 Wild & Scenic Film Festival Trailer
Our 2026 Custom Film Program
A Little Story About Forever
This short film about forever unfolds from the POVs of father (Max) and son (Kip) as they attempt to write a book about what forever means. The father... Read more
Guardians of the Earth
In Kenya’s wild heart, rangers, Maasai lion guardians, and Samburu women reveal how ancient wisdom and modern conservation unite. Through their courage and traditions... Read more
The Leap Beneath
A lighthearted and entertaining short film about the epic quest of a tiny globular springtail navigating through the soil to find food. Narrated by the one and only Coyote Peterson... Read more
Maine's Seaweed Moment
Maine's Seaweed Moment follows seaweed farmers Nathan and Natalie Johnson, diving into their world to demonstrate how farmed seaweed can revitalize... Read more
Forgotten Flavors
Our ancestors knew every edible plant, every healing herb—knowledge we've almost entirely lost. Forager Pascal Baudar moves through... Read more
Valley Under Fire
When climber and National Park Service employee Nate Vince was fired under controversial circumstances, he staged a protest by hanging... Read more
Native To The Klamath
Native to the Klamath is a story told through the voices of the salmon people. The Klamath River is currently going through one of the largest transformations... Read more
Heritage & Harvest
After fighting for decades for recognition of their treaty fishing rights, the Quinault Indian Nation—located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington... Read more
Walking The Fringe
Walking the Fringe explores the ecotone of the Sierra Foothills through the senses of three land stewards. In California, 90% of the open space is... Read more
Inaccessible
Set in Montana’s rugged Crazy Mountains, “Inaccessible” follows professional skier Griffin Post and a team of elite athletes as they venture into terrain... Read more
Friends of the Lost Coast thanks our growing list of 2026 Wild & Scenic Film Festival Sponsors!
Lost Coast Communications Inc., Redwood Coast Energy Authority, Family Tree Service, SoHum Health, McCrea Motors, Gyppo Ale Mill, Merit Financial, North Coast Co-Op, 101 Netlink, Cold Springs Forestlands LLC, Solar Projects Unlimited, Columbia Bank and more TBA!!!
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