- When
- Wed, September 25 2019
- Where
-
Crest Theatre
1013 K Street - Time
- 7:30 pm
- Admission
- $10.75 including facility fee (all proceeds support the non-profit National Wildlife Federation)
Description
Official website: Save LA Cougars, here
Facebook: here
Don’t miss this special Sacramento showing of The Cat that Changed America, the story of the Hollywood mountain lion known as P-22, called the “Brad Pitt of the cougar world.” Directed by Tony Lee, this film demonstrates the urban challenges P-22 and his relatives face living in the Los Angeles Area, and of the campaign to build the largest wildlife crossing in the world to help prevent the extinction of these cats.
Following the film will be a Q&A with the conservation leaders featured in the film who work to protect P-22 and build the wildlife crossing at Liberty Canyon.
Tickets $10 and all proceeds support the non-profit National Wildlife Federation’s #SaveLACougars campaign.
EVENT WEBSITE: HERE
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