Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival
Join us
as the largest environmental film festival in the United States returns to
State College for its second year!
Thursday, September 23 at 7PM
Mount
Nittany Middle School
Tickets
are $10 at the door; $8 in advance
Tickets sold at Appalachian Outdoors and ClearWater Conservancy. For mail-order tickets, call 814.237.0400.
Download handbills to print and post!
The Wild and Scenic Film Festival was conceived by a California watershed advocacy group (the South Yuba River Citizens League (SYRCL)) in 2003 and has since flourished into the largest film festival of its kind in North America. In 2004, environmental groups started asking if they could bring the festival to their community, and gradually a touring version of the Wild and Scenic Film Festival developed. Five years later, the tour now visits over 90 communities nationwide. The Wild and Scenic Film Festival on Tour aims to provide grassroots environmental organizations with a means for generating local activism.
Hosted by Appalachian Outdoors to benefit Clearwater Conservancy
Trailer: No Impact Man
Winner of the Wild & Scenic Jury Award 2010
Justin Schein
Eco-guilty NYC liberal, Colin Beavan, decides to practice what he preaches
for one year ... no electricity, only local food, no garbage-making and no
taxis and elevators ... all this with his caffeine-addicted, TV-loving wife
and young daughter.
www.noimpactman.typepad.com,
www.noimpactproject.org
Thank you
to all the local supporters of the Wild and Scenic Film Festival:
Thank you to all the national sponsors of the Wild and Scenic Film Festival:
