Nature Rx owes a big thanks to all our supporters and contributors for all the help and consideration they've given us.
We wouldn't be here without them.
Find out how you too can join this supporter community, as an organization or an individual, and help promote the outdoors for everyone.
INDIVIDUAL Supporters AND CONTRIBUTORS
Dick Barker
Anonymous
Robert R Kugler
Gina Gomez
André duBignon Furin
Hal Cash
Kathleen O'meara
Jayne Cooper
Bill Fell
Sharon Conlin
Reed Caldwell
Peter Frankel
Jeanne Driscoll
Betty F Bogardus
James Abrams
Danyel Gimeno
Joanne
Mark Claffey
Connie Brown
Brett Ewing
Don Mosteller
Jennifer Bechtel
David Berry
Laura Burnett-Tubbs
PNW Productions
Robin Lowry
Remy "Skuz974" STIEGLITZ
Drej
Linda
Matt Keller
Molly Armour
Evan Bogardus
Frances Toler
Wilfred T Gee
Jon Wallach
Amy Hillman
Jonathan Drew
Frederica Cushman
Ryan Woodward
Deborah Dickerson
Hilary Hilscher
R W Bogardus
Chris Wightman
Keith and Kristina Larese
Jaime Romanoff
Kate Lamar
Brett Astor
Rachel Drew
John Wynne
Sander Lazar
Nathan Rosquist
Tristin Roney
Heather Higinbotham
Meredith England-Markun
James O'Hern
David Miller
Gay Watson
Jonah Cohen
Kathy J. Seltzer
Joe Marson
Tyson Gillard
Seth Adams
Tad Campion
Sabrina Hicks
Brandon Smith
Julie L
Rosie Wilson-Briggs
Elizabeth Feldman
Alana Kambury
Heidi Wahl
Chris Lamar
Christi Beebe
Paul
Jillian
Kenneth Tobias
Bruce Bogardus
Karen Waldron
Susan Sabato
Michelle L Fields
Felipe Donnelly
Gabriela Manzo
Christa Demment Gonzalez
Baine Kerr
Dorothee Alsentzer
Erin Povak
Becca Balyeat
Noel Merket
Phil Battos
Brittany Bellows
E Gately
Kane Cunningham
Zen Frese
Joe Wittig
Linda Stantial
Catherine Bence
Michael Gottesman
Ryan Lamonde
Kathleen
Nichola James
Dan Wayne
Steve Kirstiuk
Nina
Melissa Abraham
Joshua Correll
George Schuetz
Dubi
Wendy Scipione / MPowering Benefits
Brian Caban
Luke Reyes White
Oceanic Preservation Society (OPS) is a non-profit organization that creates film, photography and media, inspiring people to save the oceans. Founded in 2005 by renowned photographer and avid diver Louie Psihoyos, OPS is headquartered in Boulder, CO, conveniently between two oceans. OPS's first film, The Cove, has won dozens of awards around the world, including the Oscar® for Best Documentary in 2009, and inspired over a million people to action. OPS's next film, Racing Extinction, premieres on Discovery this September, 2015.
Located in Loveland, CO the ARISE Music Festival features 3 days of Music, Yoga, Workshops and co-creative experiences of all kinds. Surrounded by national forest, the festival takes place at Sunrise Ranch – an oasis in the heart of Colorado’s legendary Front Range. Featuring sweeping vistas and beautiful meadows, this magical and secluded landscape is a perfect container for participants to entertain and be entertained, be inspired, explore their creative potentials, connect with nature, stretch out, dive in, and dance. With a focus on conscious music, the ARISE Music Festival seeks performers in multiple genres and styles to keep the lineup diverse. You may find that you discover as many new bands at ARISE, as the number of bands you came to see.
Nature Rx films featured at ARISE Music Festival, 2015
The WILD Cities Project is a collaborative campaign to regenerate and celebrate wild nature in and around urban areas to improve quality of life for all. It integrates ecological, economic, social and cultural concerns while focusing on wild nature as the foundation upon which all else is sustained. Its aspirational vision and guiding principles advance on-the-ground work and create more support for effective policies to protect, restore and regenerate wild nature in urban areas around the world.
Telluride MountainFilm is an annual festival, a world-wide tour, a diverse community and a champion for change, celebrating the indomitable spirit since 1979. Mountainfilm is dedicated to educating, inspiring and motivating audiences about issues that matter, cultures worth exploring, environments worth preserving, adventures worth pursuing and conversations worth sustaining.
Nature Rx films featured at Telluride MountainFilm, 2015
Urban Conversion is a brand new national television series that grew up from the urban homesteading movement. Join host, Rodman Schley, and his family as they make make the leap to more sustainable living in their urban setting, Together they learn the ins, the outs, and extremes of sustainable urban options. From backyard beekeeping, chickens, kitchen gardens, alternative fuels, zero waste, and recycling, host Rodman tackles them all with a little help. For schedule, please go to your local PBS station website to find out when Urban Conversion will be airing in your town.
“Currently much of civilization treats nature as separate. In the future access to the outdoors will become a new civil right, as people seek to rediscover their place in nature. It’s not about hugging trees. It’s about healing a painful disconnection from what genuinely restores and sustains us.”