Celebrate the vast and varied wilderness areas that define the United States and the conservationists who have ensured their survival as “America the Beautiful” opens at the Cleveland Clinic DOME Theater on November 11, 2026. 

Directed by Jen Casey, and narrated by Emmy-winning actor Kelsey Grammer, the film is a sweeping giant screen experience celebrating the diverse natural worlds that define the United States. More than a visual spectacle, “America the Beautiful” reveals that these places were not preserved by chance, but through bold vision, determination, and enduring commitment to conservation that continues to shape the nation’s natural legacy.

Along the way, viewers will meet the conservationists working to ensure this national natural legacy is protected for future generations. As Wisconsin-based conservationist Doug Duren tells audiences, “It’s not ours, it’s just our turn.”

The film visits many of the country’s national landmarks, including the Devil’s Tower in Wyoming, the first U.S. national monument established in 1906 by President Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt’s legacy as America’s conservationist president also includes the creation of the National Parks Service, five National Parks, 18 U.S. National Monuments, 150 national forests and the public protection of approximately 230 million acres.