FILMS CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.
The Wild & Scenic Film Festival inspires environmental activism and a love for nature–through film. Wild & Scenic shares an urgent call to action, encouraging festival-goers to learn more about what they can do to save our threatened planet. The On Tour Festival travels to around 110 events each year, partnering with groups working to protect and restore the important places in their communities. Wild & Scenic On Tour generates critical funds and increases awareness for grassroots environmental causes globally.
Doors open at 5:30pm!
Join us for 9 films, an update from the National Wildlife Federation, an incredible silent auction, and our featured guest speaker from one of the films, Mikah Meyer!
GET INVOLVED
1. Support LGBTQIA+ Rights
Back inclusive legislation currently advancing in California:
- SB 59 (Transgender Privacy Act): Automatically seals
court records for gender and name changes.
- AB 727: Would print the Trevor Project’s 988 crisis line on student ID
cards.
- SB 418: Protects LGBTQ+ individuals from healthcare discrimination.
Oppose harmful anti-trans bills:
- AB 844: Would mandate school sports participation based on birth-
assigned sex.
- AB 89: Seeks to ban trans girls from girls’ sports teams.
Call or email your representatives to support inclusive policies and oppose
discrimination.
2. Defend Federal Lands & National Parks
Support these conservation bills:
- Protecting America’s Wilderness Act: Would designate ~1.5 million
acres of new wilderness in CA, WA, and CO.
- Roadless Area Conservation Act: Makes the 2001 Roadless Rule
permanent, safeguarding 58 million acres.
Urge your U.S. senators to co-sponsor and prioritize these bills.
3. Support trusted conservation groups:
- The Wilderness Society
- Center for Western Priorities
- Sierra Club
- Tree People
- Climate Reality
4. Get Involved in Your Community
Environmental change begins locally. Attend city council, neighborhood coun-
cil, and community organizing events. As national priorities and culture shift,
we will have to rely on each other and our community more than ever.
Find your LA Neighborhood Council