Films for Change: Little things that run the world

Life on Earth is in the middle of a major re-alignment of species composition. The smallest of creatures – insects – hold the fabric of all life together. They are the most numerous of all animal groups on the planet. But insects are declining at an alarming rate throughout the world, threatening innumerable species, whole ecosystems, and even our food systems with collapse. This is story about untangling the mysteries as to why something so ubiquitous – and seemingly endless – could be on the cusp of disappearing entirely. It is also the story of heroic efforts to save these most vulnerable of creatures.

Wednesday, March 25: doors open at 6:30 pm and the film starts at 7 pm. The film screening will be followed by a panel discussion. There is no cost for admission, but donations are welcome.

Films for Change is a community inspired film series showing films of positive and inspiring content related to sustainability, with the intention of bringing together our Kamloops community to connect and raise awareness while sharing the desire to make a difference.

Films take place at TRU, usually on the last Wednesday of the month (except December, June, July and August). Any community group can apply to have a film shown. Learn more here.

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