| Awards |
Earthfiles.com received an Encyclopaedia Britannica award for
internet excellence in June 2000. Linda has also received honrs as a medical
producer in Boston's WCVB Station Excellence Peabody Award, received the
Aviation & Space Writers Association Award for Writing Excellence
in Television, Sigma Delta Chi Excellence In Journalism Award, a Chicago
Film Festival Golden Plaque for A Radioactive Water, a national
Emmy Award nomination for Poison in the Wind and A Sun Kissed
Poison, Colorado's Florence Sabin Award for "outstanding contribution
to public health," three regional Emmys for Writing Achievement,
Directing and Sound Editing for Fire in the Water, A Radioactive
Water and A Strange Harvest, two Ohio State Awards for Fire
in the Water and Borrowed Faces, a Citizens Participation Award
from the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency for television documentaries
about air pollution and energy alternatives to fossil fuels, and several
more national and international honors including the Cine Golden Eagle
to Borrowed Faces for "excellence to represent the United
States in international motion picture events abroad."
Documentary filmmaker and TV producer Linda Moulton
Howe
with photographer Richard Lerner on location in Walsenberg, Colorado
for Emmy award-winning production A Strange Harvest.
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| Documentaries
and Books |
In 2001, Linda was investigative reporter in Laos for a television program
about the "wildmen" (large, hairy hominoids) near the Vietnam
border broadcast on The Discovery Channel 2001-2002. Other documentary
and writing work: Director of International Programming for Earthbeat,
an environmental series broadcast on Ted Turner's WTBS Superstation, Atlanta,
Georgia; The World of Chemistry for PBS; creation of a two-hour
special Earth Mysteries: Alien Life Forms in association with WATL-Fox,
Atlanta; three documentaries for UNICEF about international child survival
efforts; and STRANGE HARVESTS 1993 about the continuing global
animal mutilation phenomenon. She also contracted with Paramount Studios
as Supervising Producer and Original Concept creator for an hour special
based on her Earth Mysteries program. That hour, UFO Report:
Sightings, was first broadcast in October 1991 and led to the Sightings
series on the Fox network.
Linda has traveled throughout the United States and Canada, Egypt, Ethiopia,
Kenya, Australia, Peru, Venezuela, England, France, Sweden, The Netherlands,
Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Yugoslavia, Mexico, the Yucatan, and Puerto
Rico for research and productions.
Investigative reporter and author Linda Moulton Howe
at Stonehenge, England.
Linda has written four books: An Alien Harvest which investigates
the worldwide animal mutilation phenomenon and Glimpses of Other Realities,
Volumes I and II which concern U.S. military, intelligence and civilian
testimonies about other forces that interact with earth life. Her fourth
book released in Spring 2001 is Mysterious Lights and Crop Circles,
an investigative report about scientific research of unusual formations
in cereal crops and grasses around the world and videotapes, photographs
and eyewitness descriptions of mysterious small lights associated with
the enigmatic crop formations.
Linda continues to write, produce and speak at national and international
conferences and symposiums, including NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center.
She also produces, writes and reports for television and radio, including
segments on The Discovery Channel and weekly science, medicine, environment
and unusual phenomena news for the nationally syndicated Premiere Radio
series Dreamland andCoast to Coast AM. She also reports
and edits Earthfiles.com on the World Wide Web.
She has been interviewed for NBC's television special The Mysterious
Origins of Man, Companion Tape; a Larry King Live special about
Nellis AFB's Area 51 (Dreamland) in Nevada; Day & Date, CBS;
Strange Universe, FOX; NBC's The Other Side, cable's Montel
Williams and Britain's Union Pictures and The Learning Channel TV
special Evidence On Earth.
Investigative reporter and author Linda Moulton Howe
at Machu Picchu, Peru.
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Ms.
Howe has received local, national and international awards, including three
regional Emmys and a national Emmy nomination. Those films have included
Poison in the Wind and A Sun Kissed Poison which compared
smog pollution in Los Angeles and Denver; Fire In The Water about
hydrogen as an alternative energy source to fossil fuels; A Radioactive
Water about uranium contamination of public drinking water in a Denver
suburb; and A Strange Harvest which explored the worldwide animal
mutilation mystery that has haunted the United States and other countries
from the mid-20th century to date.