Project Info
Project Description
Thank you to our Sponsor Partner:
Clark County Green Neighbors
Our Film Series has been bringing environmental documentaries to the community for over a decade. Although we are not able to meet in person to watch these films, we have several upcoming films for you and your household to watch at home!
Save the date! We are excited to announce that March’s Film will be “The Pollinators“. Prior registration is required to watch the film. Space is limited!
Registration instructions:
1. Go to this link to register
2. Click on the button that says “Pre-order now for free”
3. Enter password: TWA21
4. A reminder email will be sent to you 24 hours before viewing begins
The Pollinators takes you on a cinematic journey around the United States following migratory beekeepers and their truckloads of honey bees as they pollinate the flowers that become the fruits, nuts and vegetables we all eat.
Click here to watch the trailer!
This film series is made possible by our partners at Clark County Green Neighbors.
Save the date! We are excited to announce that April’s Film will be “Run Wild Run“. Prior registration is required to watch the film. Space is limited!
Registration instructions:
1. Go to this link to register
2. Click on the button that says “Pre-order now for free”
3. Enter password: TWA21
4. A reminder email will be sent to you 24 hours before viewing begins
Run Wild Run Free takes the viewer through the history to the present of Wild and Scenic as told through experts, grassroots organizers, white water enthusiasts, and members of the Nez Perce tribe in Idaho.
Today in a polarized political climate new designations and river protections have stalled even though there is no time in history more important then now to protect our freshwater ecosystems. We hope this film will inspire and educate people across the country to protect their home river under Wild and Scenic so we can continue this important legacy for future generations to come.
Click here to watch the trailer
This film series was made possible by our partners at Clark County Green Neighbors.
Save the date! We are excited to announce that May’s Film will be “Mossville: When Great Trees Fall“. Prior registration is required to watch the film. Space is limited!
Registration instructions:
1. Go to this link to register
2. Click on the button that says “Pre-order now for free”
3. Enter password: TWA21
4. A reminder email will be sent to you 24 hours before viewing begins
Mossville, Louisiana is a shadow of its former self – a community rich in natural resources and history, founded by formerly enslaved people and free people of color – where neighbors lived in harmony, insulated from the horrors of Jim Crow. Today, however, Mossville no longer resembles the town it once was. Surrounded by 14 petrochemical plants, Mossville is the future site of apartheid-born South African-based chemical company Sasol’s newest plant – proposed as a $21.2 billion project and the largest in the western hemisphere.
Click here to watch the trailer!
This film series was made possible by our partners at Clark County Green Neighbors.
Save the date! We are excited to announce that June’s Film will be “Common Ground: The Story of Bears Ears“. Prior registration is required to watch the film. Space is limited!
Registration instructions:
1. Go to this link to register
2. Click on the button that says “Pre-order now for free”
3. Enter password: TWA21
4. A reminder email will be sent to you 24 hours before viewing begins
The film’s goal is to humanize a polarizing issue, depicting the deep pull within us all to connect with our wild lands. It seeks to bring clarity to the complex and divisive arguments surrounding Bears Ears, revealing the common ground between opposing ideologies: love and awe of a beloved land.
Click here to watch the trailer!
This film series was made possible by our partners at Clark County Green Neighbors.
