The Future of Nature Film Series: The Million Dollar Duck

September 26th join The Nature Conservancy and Red River Theatres as we continue this year's Future of Nature Film Series with THE MILLION DOLLAR DUCK, a documentary that focuses on the strange and wonderful world of the Federal Duck Stamp Contest, the only juried art competition run by the U.S. government. This film explores the eccentric nature of the contestants who enter each year for a chance at wildlife art stardom, while also reflecting upon the history and challenges facing the continued existence of this successful conservation program. We'll follow the film with a talk with local experts about how the themes in THE MILLION DOLLAR DUCK touch down in the Granite State. Discussion panel for THE MILLION DOLLAR DUCK will include: Nancy Howe, Artist and Winner, 1990 Duck Stamp Competition. John Kanter, Senior Wildlife Biologist, National Wildlife Federation; former Nongame & Endangered Wildlife Program Coordinator for New Hampshire Fish & Game. Annelee Motta, Duck Stamp Program Coordinator for the Northeast and New Hampshire Junior Duck Stamp Program Coordinator, US Fish & Wildlife Service. Agenda: 5:00pm = reception at Red River Theatres 6:00pm = film begins in the Stonyfield Culture Center at Red River Theatres 7:30pm = panel discussion (30-45 minutes) Each ticket in the Future of Nature series is $5 and are available at the door or online. These films often sell out. Don't miss out! Purchase your tickets online at www.nature.org/NHfilms. -- Thank you for joining us for the entire series, sponsored by Concord Orthopaedics, Harvest Capital, LandVest and BCM Environmental & Land Law! August 29: Wasted! The Story of Food Waste (sponsored by Eastern Bank) September 26: The Million Dollar Duck (sponsored by McLane Middleton) October 24: Sacred Cod (sponsored by Nathan Wechsler)