Mark your Calendars!  

Friends of the Cedar River Watershed presents…

 

Premiere Screening

Watershed Report 2010 Update

 

Thursday, September 8, from 6:00-8:00 PM

Seattle REI flagship Store

 

Films!  Finger Food Feast! And the Future of our Watershed!

 

It only happens once each year. This is your exclusive invitation to the annual screening of the Watershed Report updated with all new stories from our 2010 survey. Nineteen high school students from seven different school districts, plus the private school network, will preview a short series of videos tracking positive sustainability policy trends in the 27 cities, two counties and 13 school districts of our watershed, the greater Cedar River – Lake Washington Basin. 

 

• Last year… our 2009 pilot won multiple awards.
• Last year… it was standing room only at the REI premiere.
• Last year… we reached 5,000 people. We want 10,000 this year.

 

You are the ambassador for the success of this program!  Bring your top ten well-networked people to the Premiere Screening. Help us roll out the Watershed Report 2010 Update to your local city council, school board, chamber of commerce, Rotary and other civic leadership groups.  We track policy. We showcase and broadcast best practices. Come experience these exquisite data narratives and the powerful voice of the next generation. Put the Watershed Report in service to your own sustainability and stewardship work plan. Puget Sound starts here!   

 

Forward this message to your network today!

 

RSVP:  contact Rebecca Sayre at 206.297.8141 or rebecca@cedarriver.org

Learn more about the Watershed Report: http://cedarriver.org/programs/watershed-report

 

Check out the award winning 2009 pilot here: http://www.youtube.com/user/FriendsOfCedar

 

Join us!

 

Serendipity Ancira, Shorecrest High School, Class of 2014

Jessica Basi, Liberty High School, Class of 2013

Josef Benzaoui, International Community School,Class of 2014 

Carolyn Birkenfeld,  Ballard High School, Class of 2014

Kevin Davis, Green River Community College, Class of 2010

Alyssa Deardorff, Interlake High School, Class of 2012

Conor Hammond, Tahoma High School, Class of 2014

Shanan Hopp,  Tahoma High School, Class of 2013                                   

Cassandra Houghton, Tahoma High School, Class of 2013                      

Margot Kelly-Hedrick, Mercer Island High School, Class of 2013  

Michaela Koke, Nathan Hale High School,Class of 2011  

Tyler Loughran, Mercer Island High School, Class of 2012

Chris Norgood, The Northwest School, Class of 2012

Ben Pedigo, Shorecrest High School, Class of 2014  

Jayaram Ravi, Tahoma High School, Class of 2015

Alex Rockhill, Nathan Hale High School,Class of 2013

Clara Tibbetts, Tahoma High School, Class of 2012    

Tho Tron, Lakeside School,Class of 2013

Sergio Urrutia-Oyer, Tahoma High School, Class of 2013                      

Kendall von Michalofski, Tahoma High School, Class of 2013

About Peter Donaldson

Peter is the Executive Producer for the Watershed Report, a sophisticated “Community Curriculum” strategy from the Friends of the Cedar River Watershed. Peter has taught elementary through college creating myriad school partnerships around curriculum integration, story-telling and authentic assessment. In 2010 he was recognized as the Non-Formal Environmental Educator of the Year by the Environmental Education Association of Washington. He was appointed Distinguished Scholar to the Dan Evans Chair for the Liberal Arts at The Evergreen State College in 2008 and is currently collaborating with Antioch University to develop a teacher endorsement for Environmental and Sustainability Education. Peter has authored 17 plays for young audiences and was recognized as National Youth Theater Director of the Year by the American Alliance for Theater and Education. He tours a one-man show called Salmonpeople.