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Raincoast Conservation Foundation Presents: Celebrating the Salish Sea

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Sat, Apr 25, 6:00 pm
Educational, Special Events
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$13.15
Raincoast Conservation Foundation
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Sidney, British Columbia: 25 April, 2015
Join Raincoast Conservation Foundation for an evening of Science, Information and
Inspiration, in the Charlie White Theatre, Mary Winspear Centre.
 
Elizabeth May is the key-note speaker. Chris Darimont, Raincoast Science Director is
Emcee. Adam Olsen of Tsartlip First Nation offers the Welcome, and with Misty MacDuffee
our Raincoast Biologist will address the threats to British Columbia’s iconic Salish Sea and
our southern resident Killer Whales. Enjoy a musical interlude by Canadian musician Kyla
LeBlanc better known by her stage name Kytami, a "violinistextremist,” who rocks the fiddle
like a woman possessed. Also featured is the screening of Raincoast Conservation
Foundation’s latest, short documentary film Directly Affected.
 
Elizabeth May’s key note presentation will conclude the evening, leaving the audience with
new knowledge and inspiration to protect the Salish Sea, southern resident Killer Whales and
all of British Columbia’s coastal waters. Elizabeth will accept questions.
 
Join Raincoast supporters on 25 April 2015 at the Charlie White Theatre, Mary Winspear
Centre:
• 6:00 pm: Meet Our Scientists Reception, NGO Displays, Bar,
• 7:00 pm: Presentations, Musical Performance featuring Kytami