Tuesday, September 8, 2015 at 7:26AM Shane Anderson's new short film Behind the Emerald Curtain chronicles the destruction of Oregon's watersheds and the consequences to human health and our public commons from weak logging laws under the Oregon Forest Practices Act.
Friday, March 27, 2015 at 12:10AM In 1974, Montana did something that stunned anglers across the state and the nation: it stopped stocking trout in streams and rivers that supported wild trout populations. After decades of use and millions of dollars invested, hatchery production was not helping, and in fact was the leading cause of the collapse of the fishery. Ground-breaking research on the Madison River in the late 1960s and early '70s organized by fisheries biologist Richard Vincent led to that decision. His study results showed that as hatchery production increased, trout abundance decreased, and native stocks were displaced.
Nearly forty years after Richard Vincent's study, Montana is one of America's premier trout fishing destinations. Focusing on habitat and discontinuing river hatchery stocking, trout fisheries have recovered and wild populations are self-sustaining.
On the anniversary of this monumental decision, Wild Fish Conservancy presents The Montana Story: Forty Years of Success. This is the first volume in a series of short videos called the Wild Fish Video Journal. This educational collection is an extension of our printed Wild Fish Journal.
Sunday, November 23, 2014 at 12:06AM Shane Anderson spent three years and some serious sweat equity making his film Wild Reverence.
Now he's asking you to take just 90 seconds to add your voice in support of native wild steelhead on the Olympic Penninsula.
If Shane's appeal doesn't do the trick maybe this photo will help inspire you to sign his petition. Snapped this shot yesterday at the City Fish Co. at Pike Place Market.
shane anderson, take action, wild reverence in Film and Video Friday, November 21, 2014 at 12:03AM This short edited and shot by Shane Anderson was screened at last night's Seattle Wild Steelheaders United launch party.
Friday, September 26, 2014 at 1:53PM 
Cliff Berkowitz spoke with filmmaker, and former student Shane Anderson prior to a recent sold out benefit screening in Arcata of his film Wild Reverence.
shane anderson, steelhead, wild reverence in Interviews Tuesday, July 29, 2014 at 12:05AM There are some very inspiring individuals that have motivated me to fight for the preservation of wild steelhead. Bill and John McMillan, Dick Burge, Rich Simms, Dylan Tomine and Yvon Chouinard to name a few.
You can now add Shane Anderson to my list.
His film Wild Reverence, now available for download on Vimeo, is a testament to the resilience of wild steelhead and the dedication of Shane and others to raising awareness around the plight of these magnificent fish.
Anyone who cares about preserving what is still truly wild will be inspired by this film.
For those of you that would also like to see the film on the big screen stay tuned for details on a multi city tour of the film kicking off in mid September.
