Wilderness: The Last Stand

This documentary examines the balance between job preservation and environmental protection through interviews with a diverse group of stakeholders, including Forest Service employees, loggers, and environmentalists. It highlights the historical context of the National Forest system, established in 1905 to protect America's woodland ecosystems.

Wilderness: The Last Stand reveals the ongoing conflict over forest management and the financial implications for American taxpayers. Each year, the documentary underscores how public forests are increasingly sacrificed for commercial interests, costing taxpayers an estimated 300 million dollars in subsidies for forest destruction. The film raises important questions about the future of these vital ecosystems and the communities that rely on them.