Linda Moulton Howe is an American investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker known for her work in the fields of environmental issues, ufology, and conspiracy theories. Born on January 20, 1942, in Boise, Idaho, Howe graduated from Stanford University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Communications.
She began her professional career in the early 1970s as a TV news producer, director, and documentary filmmaker. One of her most notable early works was the documentary “A Strange Harvest” (1980), which explored the phenomenon of animal mutilations and speculated on their possible connections to extraterrestrial life. This documentary won a Regional Emmy Award and brought Howe national attention.
Throughout her career, Howe has been a frequent speaker at conferences and events centered around UFO phenomena and unexplained mysteries. She has authored several books, including “An Alien Harvest” and “Glimpses of Other Realities,” which delve into the topics of UFO sightings and crop circles.
Howe has also been known for her investigative work into environmental issues. She has tackled subjects such as toxic waste, pollution, and the effects of radiation, earning accolades for her commitment to uncovering environmental threats.
In addition to her documentary and book work, Howe has maintained a strong presence in the digital space, notably through her website Earthfiles.com, where she reports on a wide array of topics ranging from science and the environment to unexplained phenomena.