A story about the Santee Sioux Nation and their resilience after the flood of 2019.
Cultural | Emotive
Grant Reiner
greiner2@unl.edu | http://grantreiner.com
Producer & Cinematographer
Grant is a producer with PBT and has been part of PBT since 2017. Grant is a graduate of the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with a degree in Fisheries and Wildlife and a Masters Degree of Applied Science with an emphasis in Science Communication. Grant is passionate about conservation of natural spaces by the blending of art and science. Learning is a life time process for Grant. His ever growing curiosity is what drives him to tell stories around a watershed with PBT. Outside of work, he enjoys gardening/landscaping with his wife and two dogs, exploring wild spaces, hunting, and fishing.
AUTHOR Stories
Riverine Wetlands
A behind-the-scenes look into the Wetlands of Nebraska project featuring riverine wetlands.
Discovery | Behind-the-Scenes
A Forgotten Landscape
Wildcat Hills: unlike anywhere else in Nebraska.
Discovery | Educational
The Year of the Flood
When flooding occurs across a state, how does the landscape react, and how do the people and wildlife persevere? Learn about the devasting flood of 2019 in Nebraska.
Mixed Media | Heartbreaking
Learning to Fail: Scavenger Project at Marsh Wren
Grant Reiner attempts to capture scavengers in action at Marsh Wren Management Area.
Personal Narrative | Surprising
Data Visualization through Timelapse Technology
Stream flow gauges and timelapse technology tell the visual story of flow rates.
Timelapse | Creative