Sustainable Seattle's First Environmental Film Festival

Join Sustainable Seattle for a feel-good evening celebrating positive actions in our community and other regions of the world. Featuring local biologist/filmmaker Shelly Solomon and panel discussion moderated by Sustainable Seattle’s Executive Director Laura Musikanski.

What: Five compelling films celebrating positive environmental work followed by a discussion about sustainability awareness and action.

When: February 11th, 2010 – 6:00 - 9:30 PM

Where: 4649 Sunnyside Ave. North - The Good Shepherd Center in Wallingford. The Center is served by Metro buses # 16, 26 & 44. Ample parking available if driving is required.

Why: Support Sustainable Seattle, local filmmakers & learn how a difference is being made and you can increase your impact!

Donation: $20 public and $5 students, under-/unemployed

Register at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/95063

Featured films:

Almost Lost (Part I) – Restoration of the only native oyster in Washington
Almost Lost (Part II) – Pinto abalone recovery in Washington
Community Shellfish Farming – Restoring water quality to Puget Sound
Organic Gardening the Tongan Way – Kingdom of Tongan
Starting a Water Quality Monitoring Program – Kingdom of Tongan

For questions or additional information see attached or go to www.sustainableseattle.org

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