This is the home stretch.
Whatever the outcome, we need to stand for Bristol Bay.
Join us for a very unique national livestream event - a Bristol Bay Day...

Get a ticket to watch The Wild live and you will get access to a whole afternoon/evening of events, featuring various salmon warriors doing live cooking, singing, poetry reading and reviewing the Pebble Mine situation in a discussion panel.

Note that this event will be LIVE, and you will only be able to use your ticket during that day.
The event will start at 3:30pm PDT / 6:30pm EDT.
You can join anytime you like, but don't miss the start of the live screening of The Wild at 5pm PDT / 8pm EDT.

Your Ticket Purchase puts money directly into the hands of the coalition protecting Bristol Bay.
You can register for the event right here: <https://bit.ly/3g7BS9F>
Thank you…

3:30pm PDT / 6:30pm EDT: Invocation (music & poetry)
4pm PDT / 7pm EDT: Live cooking
5pm PDT / 8pm EDT: Live screening of ‘The Wild’
6pm PDT / 9pm PDT: Discussion panel

Light the Fires - Coast to Coast...

It's the flash point for Bristol Bay, right now.
Join communities across America on August 6th for a live, national screening of The Wild followed by a luminary panel!
The event will start at 5pm PDT / 8pm EDT.

Your Ticket Purchase puts money directly into the hands of the coalition protecting Bristol Bay.
Thank you….

Panel members will include: filmmaker Mark Titus, United Tribes of Bristol Bay Executive Director Alannah Hurley, Anchored Outdoors fly-fisher April Vokey, National Wildlife Federation CEO Collin O’Mara and Fisherman and Defend Bristol Bay Advocate Lindsey Bloom!

How Do You Save What You Love?
If we do nothing, The Pebble Mine will be permitted this summer in the headwaters of the last fully-intact wild salmon system on Earth.

Join filmmaker Mark Titus, climate-change artist Zaria Forman, wilderness photographer Drew Hamilton, Soul River founder Chad Brown & Senior Vice President of Bristol Bay Seafood Investments Everette Anderson in a crucial livestream interactive event – Thursday, June 25th.

Watch award-winning documentary, The Wild then discuss how to save what we love, together. The fate of the last, best place for wild bears and the wild salmon they need to survive, hangs in the balance.

The event will also be featuring the short film 'Pebble Redux - The Bears of Amakdedori', by Trip Jennings.⁠

Purchase your ticket via the link below - Select the local exhibitor you would like to support with your ticket purchase.

>> Get your tickets here <<

Your screening ticket purchase also puts money directly into the hands of those fighting to save Bristol Bay!⁠

Thank you to our exhibitor partners
Tahoe Art Haus - Lake Tahoe, CA
Cinema 21 - Portland, OR
Broadway Metro - Eugene, OR
Salem Cinema - Salem, OR
Darkside Cinema - Corvallis, OR
Tin Pan - Bend, OR
Sisters Movie House - Sisters, OR
Varsity Theatre - Ashland, OR
The Flicks - Boise, ID
Kootenai Environmental Alliance - Coeur d’Alene, ID
Bozeman Film Society - Bozeman, MT
Roxy Theatre - Missoula, MT
Broadway Theatre - Salt Lake City, UT
Park City Film Series - Park City, UT
Magic Lantern Theatre - Spokane, WA
Bristol Bay Sockeye Salmon

Bristol Bay cannot wait... so we are bringing The Wild to you!

Racing against time - director, Mark Titus brings his previously scheduled in-person, cross country, film screening tour to audiences now, virtually.

The film will start at 7pm PDT / 6pm AKDT, and will be followed by a Q&A with Filmmaker Mark Titus, Chef Tom Douglas, Bristol Bay Fisherman Melanie Brown and Fish Processor Amanda Wlaysewski.

Purchase your ticket for $12 only via the link below - Your screening ticket purchase puts money directly into the hands of those fighting to save Bristol Bay!

>> Get your tickets here <<

Thank you to our exhibitor partners:

Anchorage International Film Festival

Bear Tooth Theatre Pub - Anchorage AK

Goldtown Nickelodeon Theater - Fairbanks, AK

Pickford Center - Bellingham, WA

Seattle International Film Festival

Bristol Bay cannot wait... so we are bringing The Wild to you!

Racing against time - director, Mark Titus brings his previously scheduled in-person, cross country, film screening tour to audiences now, virtually.

The film will start at 7pm EDT, and will be followed by a Q&A with Filmmaker Mark Titus, CEO of Trout Unlimited Chris Wood, NRDC Western Director Joel Reynolds and Bristol Bay fisherman Melanie Brown.

Purchase your ticket for $12 only via the link below - Your screening ticket purchase puts money directly into the hands of those fighting to save Bristol Bay!

Thank you, and see you there...