“Albatross” Film & DIY Opportunities 

Join our “Plastic-free July Event” for an evening of connecting to nature and hands-on ways to lessen our impact!
“Albatross” explores the beauty and tragedy in the cycles of birth, life, and death of creatures that live in the middle of the ocean on Midway Island, thousands of miles away from the nearest continent. Director Chris Jordan describes the motivations of the Midway Project as a drive to “convey the intensely vivid sensual, emotional, and spiritual experience of being with [the birds] on the island.” The intimacy of the birds’ nurturing, poetic and cyclical lives is starkly contrasted by the shocking images portraying the devastation of the effects of an unhealthy ocean.
Refreshments & DIY Opportunities: Come between 6-7 pm and learn how to make simple products you use every day to eliminate plastics in your life. Bring an earth-friendly, package-free snack to share if you like! (Parents are advised that this film is not recommended for young children)

This event is sponsored by: Transition Berkeley, the Ecology Center and BFUU Social Justice Committee

For a Free Ticket and more Info: ecoctr.org/albatross or Transition Berkeley’s fb page
Email: lily [at] ecologycenter.org or info [at] transitionberkeley.org

Wheelchair accessible.

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