🌍 Earth Day Docs 2025 at Pelican Cinemas on April 19

A Night of Environmental Storytelling Through Film

Klamath Film invites you to a special Earth Day celebration showcasing a powerful lineup of short documentaries that spotlight environmental conservation, wildlife protection, and the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest.

Held at Pelican Cinema in Klamath Falls, Earth Day Docs 2025 is a one-night-only event featuring films from regional and national filmmakers, all with a shared mission: to inspire change through storytelling.

🎥 Featured Films:

• UNDAMMED: AMY CORDALIS AND THE FIGHT TO FREE THE KLAMATH – A powerful look at dam removal and river renewal (17 min)
• Klamath Bird Observatory – Spotlight on regional bird conservation (5 min)
• Postcards Road to 30: Owyhee Canyonlands – Celebrating 30 years of Oregon’s desert preservation efforts (6 min)
• The Kelp Keepers – A dive into marine habitat restoration (8 min)
• Bridging the Gap – The work of Think Wild in Central Oregon (17 min)
• Killing Lake Abert – A haunting look at the decline of a critical bird habitat (40 min)
• The Lone Wolverine of the Wallowas – A rare glimpse of wilderness research in action (18 min)

Why Attend?

🌱 Celebrate Earth Day with purpose
🎞️ Experience stories you won’t see anywhere else
📍 Support local and regional filmmakers
💬 Engage with powerful stories from Oregon’s landscapes

This event is presented by Klamath Film in partnership with Pelican Cinema and Coming Attractions Theatres. All proceeds support Klamath Film’s mission to foster media arts in the Klamath Basin.