The Wildlife Film Festival” begins its third and final week on Friday, January 26, beginning at 6:30 pm. There will be three wonderful and diverse films for moviegoers to enjoy this Friday. A suggested donation of $2.00 per person is requested.


The films featured at this last showing are: “Iguana: Living Like Dinosaurs” - David Attenborough takes us into the jungles of Central America to watch Iguanas

“Mississippi: Tales of the Last River Rat” – Ken Sawley, an old time hunter and trapper explores the upper Mississippi River.

“Queen of Trees” – In Africa, there is an extraordinary relationship between arrival and plant: the fig wasp and fig tree.

The first two weeks have been shown to near sell-out crowds. Come early and take advantage of browsing through the Nature Shop and have a delicious meal at the Sunset Café. Both will be open until 6:30 pm.

Michael Mumau, General Manager of TREC, and Tracy Graziano, Wildlife Cinematographer, will be available to answer any questions you might have. Treat yourself to some extraordinary wildlife experiences.

Event: Wildlife Film Festival (Third Week and last showing in January)

Date/Time: Friday, January 26, 2007 at 6:00 to talk to Mike and Tracy
6:30 pm first film begins
8:45 pm last film ends

Location: Tom Ridge Environmental Center, Big Green Screen Theatre

Call (814) 833-7424 for more information