Sam Eaton
Sam Eaton
Correspondent, Documentaries
From the floodwaters of New Orleans to the Amazon River - journalist and filmmaker Sam Eaton has covered the environment and climate change for national news outlets for twenty-plus years, earning three Society of Environmental Journalists Awards for Outstanding Beat Reporting and Outstanding Investigative Reporting along the way. Sam, a former Pulitzer Center grantee, has worked for Marketplace, PBS NewsHour, The Nation magazine, and PRX’s The World. His films have screened at Washington DC’s Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital, DOC NYC, The World Economic Forum, and the United Nations Secretariat. He currently serves on the SEJ board of directors.
Recent Work
In Real Life: Nature’s Reboot
Roger Payne's last interview: How he changed whale research forever
In Real Life: Voices of Nature
10 Years Later, A Memorial Honors Those Killed In Sandy Hook Shooting
Hunters In New Jersey Help Feed The Hungry This Holiday Season
In Real Life: Homeless Hero
Former Software Engineer Aims To Change The Future Of Farming
Bear Cameras In America's National Parks Are Surging In Popularity
A Possible Post-Roe Idaho Is Redrawing Battle Lines
Cities Prepare For Influx Of Traveling Patients In A Post-Roe America
The Legacy Of P-22: Hollywood's Famous Mountain Lion
Washington Changes Logging Plans To Generate Carbon Offset
Drug Harm Reduction Programs Could Help Weaken The Fentanyl Crisis
In Real Life: Living With Wolves
New Infrastructure Package Could Help Reduce Damage To Wildlife
Farmworkers Face Food Insecurity While Helping Feed Others
Restaurants Get Creative As Supply Chain Strains
Experts Are Preparing Forests For Wildfires With Purposeful Blazes
Experts Are Studying Past Wildfires To Aid Future Forest Survival
