22/6/26

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Have you got your ticket yet? 

Back by popular demand, we are thrilled to host a second screening of the documentary On the Edge by Trent Houssenloge of Cowboy Hat Films.

The city of Canberra stands at a crossroads: do we continue to sprawl forever outwards or do we draw a line and challenge ourselves to develop sustainably, in harmony with nature and in connection with one another?

The screening will be held on Wednesday the 8th of July from 6-8pm at the Palace Electric Cinemas Canberra.

The screening will be followed by a panel featuring Trent and special guests to delve further into the question of sustainable development, what’s at stake, and how we can work together to enact change.

• Trent Houssenloge — Filmmaker, On the Edge

• Cristy Froelich — Curious Kids

• Jason Cummings — Woodlands and Wetlands Trust
• Jenny Edwards — Lighthouse Architecture

Chaired by Simon Copland, Executive Director of the Conservation Council ACT Region.

If ticket cost is a barrier to you attending this event, then please let us know in an email to info@conservationcouncil.org.au and we can arrange an accessible ticket option.

You can watch the trailer for the documentary here:

Get your ticket for this exciting event as soon as possible as space is limited. Reduced cost tickets are available for concession card holders and upon request.

We really hope to see you there. 

Kind regards,

The Conservation Council Team.

Ps. It's almost the end of financial year. This is a great time to make a donation to the Conservation Council - which is entirely tax deductible! Contribute now to help us grow our campaigns to protect Canberra's local nature and climate. 

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