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Give Wildlife a Voice Before it Disappears
Come learn about the cat that changed America
Oak Park Unified School District will screen the award-winning documentary The Cat That Changed America, as part of our continued efforts to educate students about environmental stewardship.
This film depicts the life of P-22, the mountain lion who survived the treacherous crossing of both the 405 and 101 freeways and now lives in Griffith Park, essentially trapped by the city surrounding it. P-22 has become a “poster cat” for urban survival and has raised awareness about our obligation to establish a means for coexistence and survival of wild animals within our urban environment.
Please join us for the screening followed by Q & A with many of those involved in making the film, including Beth Pratt-Bergstrom, California Director of the National Wildlife Federation.
- What: The Cat that Changed America documentary screening
- When: Thursday, April 20th, 7 pm
- Where: Oak Park High School Pavilion, 899 N. Kanan Road, Oak Park 91377
- Cost: Free and open to the public
- Age level: Approximately 10 and up
Watch The Cat that Changed America trailer