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SUMMARY:Y2Y Wild Film Fest 2026 | Online
DESCRIPTION:Join Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative to experience an evening of wild stories and big possibilities at the Y2Y Wild Film Fest!\nThrough inspiring films and lively conversation with conservation experts\, explore the wildlife\, landscapes and people that make the Yellowstone to Yukon region extraordinary. Featuring On the Landscape\, the film fest offers a hopeful look at how communities are helping wildlife thrive — and how we can all be part of a more connected future. \n  \nSecure your free tickets here!\nJoining from Canada      Joining from the US \n\n\nEvent Details:\nWhen: Sunday\, November 15\, 2026\, 11 AM – 2 PM Alberta Time (10 AM – 1 PM PCT and MT) \nWhere: Online through Zoom \nCost: Free \n  \nFilm Schedule:\n11:00 AM – Welcome and introduction to Bruce the Lynx \n11:10 AM – Earthshot screening \nThe Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative was named a 2026 finalist for The Earthshot Prize in the Protect and Restore Nature category. Discover how Y2Y is working with over 800+ partners to lead one of the largest conservation collaborations in history\, reconnecting a wildlife corridor across two countries so wildlife can roam free.  \n11:20 AM – Bruce video and northern conservation conversation \nMeet everyone’s favourite lynx\, Bruce Canowski! Bruce the puppet lynx has packed his snacks and is travelling across B.C.’s backroads\, exploring wild places as he goes. As part of the Wildly Serious campaign in B.C.\, Bruce is on a mission to bring the people and organizations who live and work in the province together to advocate for its outdoors. \n11:40 AM – Room to Roam screening and wildlife crossings discussion \nHow do animals navigate a changing world? A new animation from the Room to Roam: Y2Y Wildlife Movements project explores one of the most compelling questions in conservation science — and the answer is visible from space. \n12:00 PM – Planet Wild screening and discussion \nWhat does it take to reconnect the Rockies? Join Planet Wild for a behind-the-scenes look at how Y2Y and our partners are helping wildlife move safely across busy highways. From Banff’s wildlife crossings to efforts along Highway 3\, discover how science and collaboration are creating a more connected future for wildlife and people. \n12:20 PM – Audience questions and discussion\, followed by a brief intermission \n12:45 PM – On the Landscape screening \nAlong the highways of British Columbia’s East Kootenay region\, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep are at risk from the roads and railways that cut through their ancestral range. On The Landscape follows the scientists\, First Nations guardians\, wildlife managers\, and grassroots conservationists fighting to save struggling herds before it’s too late. \nFrom a herd reduced to just eleven animals near Golden\, to a landmark wildlife overpass rising above Radium Hot Springs\, this is a story about what we stand to lose\, and what ordinary people can do when they refuse to let it happen. \nDirector: Tash Baycroft \n1:45 PM – Film discussion and Q&A\, thank you and wrap up \n  \nPhoto credits: Top left\, K. Zenkewich; top right\, Shutterstock; bottom\, Shutterstock
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SUMMARY:Y2Y Wild Film Fest 2026 | Canmore\, Alta.
DESCRIPTION:Join Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative to experience an evening of wild stories and big possibilities at the Y2Y Wild Film Fest!\nThrough inspiring films and lively conversation with conservation experts\, explore the wildlife\, landscapes and people that make the Yellowstone to Yukon region extraordinary. Featuring On the Landscape\, the evening offers a hopeful look at how communities are helping wildlife thrive — and how we can all be part of a more connected future. \n  \nBUY YOUR TICKETS \n  \nEvent Details:\nWhen: Tuesday\, November 17\, 2026\, 7 PM – 9:15 PM Alberta Time \nWhere: artsPlace\, Canmore\, 950 8th Avenue\, Canmore \nCost: Adult $15 / Youth $7.50 \n  \nFilm Schedule: \n6:30 – Doors open \n7:00 PM – Welcome and Earthshot screening \nThe Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative was named a 2026 finalist for The Earthshot Prize in the Protect and Restore Nature category. Discover how Y2Y is working with over 800+ partners to lead one of the largest conservation collaborations in history\, reconnecting a wildlife corridor across two countries so wildlife can roam free.  \n7:10 PM – Planet Wild screening \nWhat does it take to reconnect the Rockies? Join Planet Wild for a behind-the-scenes look at how Y2Y and our partners are helping wildlife move safely across busy highways. From Banff’s wildlife crossings to efforts along Highway 3\, discover how science and collaboration are creating a more connected future for wildlife and people. \n7:35 AM – On the Landscape screening \nAlong the highways of British Columbia’s East Kootenay region\, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep are at risk from the roads and railways that cut through their ancestral range. On The Landscape follows the scientists\, First Nations guardians\, wildlife managers\, and grassroots conservationists fighting to save struggling herds before it’s too late. \nFrom a herd reduced to just eleven animals near Golden\, to a landmark wildlife overpass rising above Radium Hot Springs\, this is a story about what we stand to lose\, and what ordinary people can do when they refuse to let it happen. \nDirector: Tash Baycroft \n8: 35 – Intermission \n8:45 PM – Discussion and audience Q&A \nJoin us after the films for an engaging panel discussion with On the Landscape’s Brian Gustafson\, as well as Y2Y’s Caleigh Leighton\, government relations strategist and Tim Burkhart\, director of landscape protection. \n9:10 PM– Thank you and wrap up \n  \nPhoto credits: Top left\, K. Zenkewich; top right\, Shutterstock; bottom\, Shutterstock
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LOCATION:artsPlace Canmore\, 950 8th Avenue T1W 2T1\, Canmore\, Alberta\, T1W 2T1\, Canada
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