Xboundary, one year later

Exactly one year ago, Ryan Peterson’s short film, Xboundary, debuted. In the last year, Xboundary has shared the story of Southeast Alaska’s salmon, communities, and transboundary rivers with audiences far and wide. Xboundary has been featured by numerous partners including Patagonia, Outside, MoldyChum
Adventure Journal, and Fish Alaska Magazine.
 
Xboundary by the numbers:
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• Over 100,000 views online.
• Screened at over 20 film festivals throughout the U.S. & Canada.
• Won 1 award at the Logan Film Festival in Utah, Best Documentary Short.

Congratulations to Ryan for his amazing work, and thank you for learning more about the threats to Southeast Alaska’s major salmon-producing rivers through the film. The message continues to spread across the country with two upcoming screenings in Missoula, MT and Madison, WI. Please help us continue spreading our story: share the film today and add your voice to defend the Taku, Stikine, and Unuk Rivers flowing from British Columbia to Southeast Alaska.