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Wild & Scenic Film Festival On Tour stops in Hayward on April 11

Film tour featuring nature-related films seek to inspire conservation and adventure.

By St. Croix 360 | April 3, 2015 | 2 minute read

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Via the Couderay Waters Regional Land Trust:

A scene from "River of Eden," one of this year's films.

A scene from “River of Eden,” one of this year’s films.

On Saturday, April 11, 2015, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival will be hosted by Couderay Waters Regional Land Trust at The Park Center in downtown Hayward.

Film selections will take the audience to some of the most remote and beautiful places on the planet, and inspire conservation solutions to create a positive future for the next generation. Festival-goers can expect to see award winning films about nature, community building, adventure, conservation, water, wildlife, agriculture and local conservation programs.

There will be two shows, a Children & Youth Matinee and the Wild & Scenic Film Festival evening event. The Children & Youth Matinee will begin with live music provided by NorthWoods Strings students at 12:30pm, the films will begin at 1pm. Matinee films are appropriate for youth ages 5-18 years old. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Free will donations will be accepted at the matinee.

Tickets for the evening show are available now at Art Beat in Hayward, and are $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Doors will open at 6pm, and films will begin at 7pm. Come early to visit the national sponsors table, register for door prizes, and view original art posters designed by Hayward High School art students inspired by the films.

Visit the Couderay Waters Regional Land Trust website: www.couderaywaters.org for more information and a listing of the 2015 Film Selections.

Couderay Waters Regional Land Trust coffee will be available for purchase at the film festival and is available now at Hayward Coffee Co in downtown Hayward. A perfect gift for any coffee lover, choose from five varieties: Chippewa Sunrise Decaf, Namekagon 5AM Blend, Northern Tranquility, Couderay Waters, and Wild & Scenic Espresso! A portion of the proceeds will benefit CWRLT, supporting local conservation projects.

The Wild & Scenic Film Festival is brought to you with local support from the following contributors: Namekagon River Partnership, Courte Oreilles Lakes Association (COLA), Beehive Botanicals, Hansen Family Chiropractic, Winter Greenhouse, Hayward Memorial Hospital, Timber Ford of Hayward, Hayward Coffee Co, Steigerwaldt Land Services, Outdoor Ventures, Discover the Penokees & Dr. Mundahl’s Seeley Vet Clinic. Bring your spirit of adventure on Saturday, April 11th!

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