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Environmental Film Festival:- March 11- 22 |
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At this year's Environmental Film Festival in DC, the health and sustainability of earth’s oceans and sea life will be a major theme. Presentations will include: |
- Journalist Hedrick Smith about his film, Poisoned Waters, comparing the health of the Chesapeake Bay and Puget Sound and
- David Conover on the practical uses of the genome and Craig Venter's ocean discoveries from his film-in-progress, Life v2.0.
Those interested in sustainable food issues and biodiversity won't want to miss Potato Heads and Corn Dogs: Keepers of the Crop.
See the full listings and show times. |
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| Special Screening Honoring Environmentalist Rachel Carson: March 18 |
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In March 2009, the National Women's History Project
is honoring women who have taken the lead in the environmental
movement, with a special emphasis on the pioneering work
of Rachel Carson.
See the debut of the new Rachel Carson film, A Sense of Wonder, in a free one-night-only special
screening with guest appearance by actress Kaiulani Lee. |
For more information and reservations click here.
The Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery
March 18, 2009 at 7:00 pm
Free!
Donald W. Reynolds Center for America Art and Portraiture, Nan Tucker
McEvoy Auditorium
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| Join Water For People DC and filmmaker Sam Bozzo at Policy bar: March 20 |
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