You can blame King Louis XIV for the invention of the fashion season. Our film “The Shitthropocene” is a satiric anthropological view of humanity’s consumption habits, exposing the ways everything is turning to shit, and how it might just destroy us all. pat.ag/T/Quality_Film

When your partner is 20 feet off the deck, but you’re more nervous than they are.

Watch “What the Hands Do” at pat.ag/T/Hands_Do

People used to only need a few hooks for all their clothing. Modern houses have closets filled with stuff.

Our new film “The Shitthropocene” explores why pretty much everyone is making and buying too much stuff and how the impulse toward “more” might destroy us all.
 
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When Benito Steen invited Jenna Pollard to New Mexico to learn more about his ancestral Puebloan craft, she dropped everything and drove from Minnesota to the build site..“Benito works with rock, clay, sand and straw in a way that is an extension of his body and mind,” Jenna…

For nearly 100 years, four dams on the Klamath River have violated tribal rights, blocked salmon migration and poisoned the river. Amy Bowers Cordalis is the Yurok tribal attorney supporting the community-focused, Indigenous-led work to bring them down.

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Huge win for conservation last month in New South Wales, Australia! The NSW gov banned all oil and gas exploration, mining and infrastructure in state waters. Props to Surfers for Climate and the community organizations that campaigned to protect Australia’s oceans.

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The San Gabriel Mountains are the backyard for Los Angeles, and they’re a place where we love to hike, fish and camp amongst the trees, canyons and waterfalls. We applaud the President Biden administration for the expansion of this national monument as an opportunity to conserve land and…

When Patagonia’s Tin Shed Ventures first invested in Bureo Inc. in 2014, we had a hunch it was going to be big. Ten years later, the California startup has kept over 10 million pounds of discarded plastic fishing nets out of the ocean to be turned into recycled materials for…

When marine microplastics scientist Abby Barrows saw how much plastic gear came with the oyster farm she bought in Deer Isle, Maine, she knew what she had to do. Today, her business just might impact the profitability of working waterfronts for the better. pat.ag/T/ThereFromHere

Our new film “The Shitthropocene” is a satirical anthropological view of humanity’s consumption habits, exposing the way that everything is turning to shit and why the impulse towards “more” might destroy us all.

Watch it now at pat.ag/T/Quality_Film

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In the face of unhealthy air quality, a community of runners rises up.

Watch 'Running Up for Air' at pat.ag/T/RUFA_Film

Bahsahwahbee is a sacred site in Nevada that deserves commemoration as a National Monument within the National Park System. Support Tribal Nations' efforts at pat.ag/T/TakeAction/B… and join us in asking Senator Cortez Masto Senator Jacky Rosen Secretary Deb Haaland & President Biden to act.…

Meet the tribal attorney supporting Indigenous-led work to remove the Klamath River dams. In 'Undammed,' we spend a few moments inside Amy Bowers Cordalis’s whirlwind life, from testifying before Congress to harvesting salmon on her tribal waters. pat.ag/T/Undammed