Key Takeaways
- Kiss the Ground and Common Ground will be available for global streaming on Amazon Prime Video beginning April 22, 2025, in conjunction with Earth Day.
- Produced by Big Picture Ranch in partnership with nonprofit Kiss the Ground, the films focus on regenerative agriculture as a response to environmental and food system challenges.
- The organization is offering a range of tools to support viewer engagement, including an online course, consumer guides, and a Farmer Map.
- Kiss the Ground aims to raise $250,000 to help transition 25,000 acres into regenerative agriculture during Earth Month.
- A virtual Earth Day watch party will feature the filmmakers and invited guests, including Woody Harrelson and Rosario Dawson.
Kiss the Ground Launches Streaming of Two Documentaries on Amazon Prime
Earth Day Premiere Highlights Soil Health and Regeneration
The nonprofit organization Kiss the Ground announced that two documentary films—Kiss the Ground and Common Ground—will be available for global streaming on Amazon Prime Video starting April 22, 2025, to coincide with Earth Day. The films, created in collaboration with Josh and Rebecca Tickell of Big Picture Ranch, explore the role of regenerative agriculture in addressing climate, health, and environmental challenges.
The films are positioned as an educational tool to increase awareness and encourage action related to soil health and farming practices.
“Our vision is to ensure that anyone inspired by these films feels empowered and supported in taking their next step,” said Evan Harrison, CEO of Kiss the Ground.
Kiss the Ground Expands Outreach with Education and Resources
Course, Watch Party, and Farmer Engagement Opportunities
To support viewer engagement beyond the films, Kiss the Ground is launching several initiatives:
- Virtual Watch Party (April 22, 10 AM PST): Featuring filmmakers and invited guests such as Woody Harrelson, Rosario Dawson, and others.
- Regenerative Agriculture Essentials: A 90-minute on-demand course aimed at individuals and teams seeking an introduction to regenerative practices.
- Farmer Map & Mini-Series: Resources to help consumers connect with local farmers or watch short interviews through “5 with a Farmer.”
- Shopping Guides: Downloadable tools to help consumers make informed decisions about food grown using regenerative agriculture.
These resources are part of the organization’s broader effort to increase understanding and support for practices that promote soil health, reduce environmental impact, and improve food systems.
Earth Month Campaign Seeks Support for Regenerative Acreage
Fundraising Goal Targets 25,000 Acres in Transition
As part of its Earth Month activities, Kiss the Ground has set a goal of raising $250,000 to support the transition of 25,000 acres to regenerative agriculture. The organization estimates that every $100 donated supports the transition of 10 acres, funding technical assistance and consulting for farmers.
The fundraising campaign is designed to link individual contributions with measurable environmental outcomes.
Regenerative Agriculture Awareness Continues to Grow According To Kiss The Ground Research
According to research released by Kiss the Ground, awareness of regenerative agriculture in the United States has increased from 4% in 2023 to 6.8% in 2025. Despite this increase, only 8% of adults report engaging with farmers about food production, pointing to continued opportunities for public involvement.
By combining media exposure with practical engagement tools, Kiss the Ground seeks to bridge this gap and provide pathways for individuals and organizations to participate in regenerative agriculture efforts.
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