Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition Movie and Panel Discussion

Florida Wildlife Corridor Expedition
Movie and Panel Discussion
Thursday, May 16, 2013
6pm-9pm
Free Admission
Library Auditorium (Downstairs)
303 No. Laura St., 32202

6pm-Reception and Environmental Booths
7pm-Introduction/Movie
8:15pm-Panel Discussion by members of Expedition moderated by Tom
Hoctor, UF Gainesville

Register online: http://wildlifecorridorjax.eventbrite.com/

To check out sneak peak preview go here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAF0MllGNDg&feature=youtu.be

About the film:

The film chronicles the travels of four explorers who traveled over
1,000 miles in 100 days to raise awareness about the importance of
protecting wildlife corridors across Florida's landscape. North
Florida Land Trust is working in several of the FWC corridors to
ensure these lands are preserved in perpetuity.

"As we experienced the corridor, we discovered what brings us
together, what we have in common. We all want to protect natural
Florida for current and future generations. We want to continue to see
habitat restoration, endangered species protection, and cross-agency
cooperation become a part of Florida’s landscape. Our journey has
shown what’s possible. With your continued support Florida has the
opportunity to bring the idea of the Florida Wildlife Corridor into
reality. May our voices reach further as we share this story
together."
-Elam Stoltzfus

Brought to you by North Florida Land Trust and sponsored by:

Rayonier
Jacksonville Public Library
Florida Humanities Council