A Wild American Forest World Film Premiere
Join us for the world premiere of the PBS film “A Wild American Forest,” which chronicles the value and splendor of the Klamath-Siskiyou Ecoregion.
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Jan 28, 2011 from 07:00 pm to 09:40 pm |
| Where | Southern Oregon University's Meese Auditorium in Ashland. |
| Contact Name | Stephanie Tidwell |
| Contact Phone | 541-488-5789 |
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Meet Filmmakers Doug Prose and Diane LaMacchia during a Q&A and dessert reception following the film. Admission is free.
Academy Award winner Susan Sarandon narrates the remarkable, inspiring
story of how a rugged pocket of America’s Pacific Northwest has
endured 150 years of logging, mining, and dam-building to remain one
of the largest strongholds of old-growth forest in the nation.
Filmed in more than a dozen wilderness areas and national monuments, A
Wild American Forest showcases the Klamath-Siskiyou’s natural splendor
and vividly illustrates why this area is recognized as a globally
significant bioregion. Learn more at www.awildamericanforest.org,
where a listing of public television showings is also available.
“A Wild American Forest” will also be screening at the Siskiyou Film
Fest in Grants Pass, Oregon on January 29th. For more information on
this event, please visit www.siskiyoufilmfest.org.
