A visit to Happy Valley Goosebay in Labrador to visit the Grand Riverkeeper Labrador. Member of Waterkeeper Alliance.

Bob Marley and The Wailers bass player, Aston 'Family Man' Barrett, and David Whiteside star in a public service announcement for Black Warrior Riverkeeper. For cleaner water: Support local and "I-Ganic" agriculture! (2:31) Produced, Edited, and Scored by David Whiteside. Filmed on The Wailers tour bus at Langerado 2008. Music by Dubconscious: http://www . myspace . com/dubconscious According to WikiPedia: "It has been stated that Aston was the 'leader' of the backing band and responsible for many, if not all bass lines on Bob Marley's greatest hits, as well as having been active in co-producing Marley's albums and responsible for most overall song arrangements. Aston started playing bass by creating a home bass from an upside down wash pan attached by fishing cord to a stick."

Patterson Hood of Drive-By Truckers discusses Black Warrior Riverkeeper and how environmental degradation threatens the South. Filmed at the Birmingham Museum of Art - August 24, 2007. Producer: David Whiteside Director: Arthur Crenshaw Editor: Arthur Crenshaw Music: Patterson Hood, Brad "the EZB" Morgan, John Neff Songs: 1. Puttin People On the Moon (Dirty South, 2004) 2. Tales Facing Up (Pizza Deliverance, 1999)

The Russian Riverkeeper talks about issues facing the River, including gravel mining and stormwater.

We catch up with the Exec. Dir. of Upper Chattahoochee Riverkeeper to talk about Earth Day, a river, and taking water for granted.

90 second public service announcement for Black Warrior Riverkeeper featuring Raul Pacheco guitar for Ozomatli.

Riverkeeper's 30 second Alabama p.s.a. featuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Valley Creek of the Black Warrior River in Birmingham.

Now in HI-DEF. Comedian Zach Galifianakis and RIVERKEEPER produce a comedy public service announcement for Black Warrior Riverkeeper. Filmed at Bonnaroo 2008. *HUMOROUS* Produced By: Arthur Crenshaw, Bobby Kennedy III, David Whiteside. Special Thanks to: Zach Galifianakis, Jack Johnson, family, crew, Jonathan Mayers, Vincent Iwinski, Rachel Lowen, and of course Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Questlove from The Roots and David Whiteside, Founder of Black Warrior Riverkeeper film a 60 second video shout-out for RIVERKEEPER. Produced and Edited by David Whiteside. 2008.

Introducing the Buffalo Niagara RIVERKEEPER--the Niagara River watershed's strongest advocate and most active environmental organizations.

Upper Watauga Watershed Riverkeeper, Donna Lisenby, inspects Doe Creek for the environmental impact of Radford Quarry's proposed asphalt plant

20 second Shoutout with Boyd Tinsley , violinist for Dave Matthews Band, and David Whiteside, Black Warrior Riverkeeper founder. Filmed backstage at Live Earth (7-7-2007) by Robert F. Kennedy III. Voice over by Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

5 kids describe the extraordinary place that is the Buffalo Niagara watershed, what the issues are, and what our organization is doing about it.

Riverkeeper's 60 second Alabama p.s.a. featuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in Hurricane Creek of the Black Warrior River in Tuscaloosa County.

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four minute public service announcement featuring Umphrey's McGee and Black Warrior Riverkeeper. Produced and Edited by David Whiteside at Echo Project in Atlanta and WorkPlay in Birmingham Alabama. Special thanks to: Vince Iwinski, Jake Cinninger, Brendan Bayliss, Joel Cummins, Kris Myers, Andy Farag, Ryan "Fish Face" Stasik (no vocals), Don Richards, Robbie Williams, Heidi, Scarlet, Rachel, Marc "Brownie" Brownstein, Nicolas Bouckaert, Alan Hunter, Arthur Crenshaw, Baird Castleberry, Kyle Orton, Wendy Abrams, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Dan Aykroyd and Donna Dixon film a PSA for Riverkeeper

music video for the song Constantly Inspired by DubConscious. Features DubConscious and Black Warrior Riverkeeper, a non-profit. Produced by David Whiteside.

Now in Hi-Def - click "watch in high quality." Black Warrior Riverkeeper's 3 minute public service announcement starring Wayne Coyne from the Flaming Lips. Filmed in Chillicothe, Illinois - May 2008. Presented by: Arthur Crenshaw, Braxton Whatley, and David Whiteside. Special thanks: Kevin and Justin from Flaming Lips, Jamie Bender, Ian Goldberg, Dasha Davis, Rachel Lowen and Vince Iwinski from Umphreys McGee, and of course my Godfather: Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Use rain barrels and rain gardens to reduce water run-off for the environment.

George "P-Funk" Clinton, aka Dr. Funkenstein, in a public service announcement for clean water and non-profit Black Warrior Riverkeeper.2

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A short film by Zac Nicholson. A day in the life of boat captain John Lipscomb might include checking to see what impact the disposal of material dredged by the Army Corps of Engineers has on a pristine area of Houghtaling Island. Zac Nicholson (Director/Producer/Editor) is a New Yorker, born and raised on Upper West Side of Manhattan. His professional career in the arts started when he was eight and a member of the Children's Chorus at the Metropolitan Opera, the World's premiere Opera House. While interested in everything from conducting, to writing, to photography and the fine arts, it was during his five years at the Met that Zac first realized he wanted to direct. Although initially set on directing Opera after working onstage with the likes of Franco Zeffirelli and Tim Albery, his interest quickly shifted to cinema after helping a friend out with a short and realizing his desire to tell stories visually could be explored to a much greater extent on film. After finishing up high school at Collegiate School, Zac spent four years in NYU's film program where he had a focus in directing, cinematography, editing and producing. Poe St. Films is his production company.

Kevin Martin from Candlebox in a public service announcement for Black Warrior Riverkeeper with David Whiteside