Sing Out Loud Festival and Live Wildly Foundation proudly present “Path of the Panther” … a free, public screening!  The acclaimed documentary chronicles the fight to protect the Florida panther from encroaching development.

A panel of local policy leaders and conservationists will be on hand after the film for Q&A.  They include Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives Paul Renner, City of St. Augustine Commissioner Professor Barbara Blonder, and National Geographic Photographer George McKenzie.  Along with answering audience questions, they’ll discuss ongoing efforts to protect the panther’s habitat and the wide array of species who live there.

When: Thursday, September 19, 2024 at 6:30pm | Doors open at 6:00pm

Where: Gamache-Koger Theatre inside the Ringhaver Student Center at Flagler College

Path of the Panther tells the story of how a haunting image of the elusive big cat draws together a wildlife photographer, veterinarians, ranchers, conservations, and Indigenous People to confront the expanding development that has pushed the Everglades to the brink of ecological collapse.

The work of this diverse coalition eventually led to the creation of the Florida Wildlife Corridor, an 18-million-acre network of connected lands and waters that, if permanently protected, offers hope for the panther and 2,000 other species.

This screening is part of Sing Out Loud Festival and Live Wildly’s ongoing commitment to fostering awareness about environmental conservation and the uniqueness of Florida’s natural landscapes and wildlife.

Free, however RSVP is required by clicking the event website link.