The Fraser River forms the largest estuary along the Pacific Coast of North America, is home to over 400 species of vertebrates, thousands of plants and a myriad of small invertebrates.
In this documentary screening, follow an ensemble cast ranging from a former government fisheries biologist turned activist to a boat captain with an Indigenous family history long forgotten, as they search for a way to save what’s left of the Fraser Estuary.
Following the screening, we will have a special Q&A with river restoration expert Professor Ken Ashley, the cast, and the filmmakers. Step out of the bustle of Vancouver and reconnect with what’s left of the mysterious Fraser Estuary!
Date: Wednesday, October 19th, 2022
Time: Doors open at 6:30pm, screening starts at 7:00pm
Location: Science World – OMNIMAX Theatre | 1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V6A 3Z7
Presented in partnership with: Reel Green™, Birds Canada, Science World, BCIT – Rivers Institute, NERV Productions, and Willow Grove.
Featuring a Special Q&A with:
Brendan Chu – Nerv Productions
Misty MacDuffee – Raincoast Conservation Foundation
Moderated by:
Professor Ken Ashley – BCIT
More Speakers to be confirmed soon.
For more information and to get your tickets, click here.
