Why It Matters: Reaching audiences beyond the hunting and fishing community can help build broader support for conservation policy. America the Beautiful offers an opportunity to introduce viewers to the conservation efforts behind the lands, waters, and wildlife Americans enjoy.
Highlights:
- America the Beautiful premieres November 11, 2026, in IMAX and giant-screen theaters.
- Narrated by Kelsey Grammer, the film highlights America’s landscapes and the people who helped conserve them.
- The film’s conservation message can help connect broader audiences with the importance of protecting natural resources.
America the Beautiful explores the nation’s mountains, plains, rivers, and wetlands while telling the story of the conservation movement that helped protect them. Produced by Mission Partners Entertainment Group in association with the Max McGraw Wildlife Foundation, the film highlights Theodore Roosevelt and other conservation pioneers whose work continues to influence conservation today.
For the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation (CSF), introducing this history to broader audiences provides an opportunity to build support for policies that sustain habitat, healthy fish and wildlife populations, and outdoor recreation. Viewers do not need to hunt or fish to recognize the value of these resources or support the work needed to conserve them.
By connecting familiar landscapes with the decisions and conservation efforts behind them, the film can help audiences better understand why continued conservation policy and investment matter.
Learn more at americathebeautifulmovie.com