Film: 'The End of the Line' - Fremantle, South Perth and Kalamunda

I am one of the least protected creatures in Australia - Populations of New Zealand fur seals are slowly recovering after being all but wiped out by 19th century sealing. Photo: Gary Bell/oceanwideImages.com

Come to a special screenings of 'End of the Line' - Fremantle, South Perth and Kalamunda

Our State’s unique marine life is an important part of our great local lifestyle.

Did you know that up to 90% of marine life in the south west is unique, and yet less than 1% of our waters are currently protected?

Right now the Federal Government is considering the future of our amazing marine region, we could see the establishment of large marine sanctuaries to protect our marine life.

Join us at this special pre-release screening of internationally acclaimed film ‘The End of The Line’, including a short introduction to the Save Our Marine Life campaign (prior to the screening).

Fremantle

Where: Fremantle Fibonacci Centre,19 Blinco Street, Fremantle

Please note this is a community screening in an art space,
you will need to bring chair / cushions & refreshments

When: Friday 20th November, 7pm

Tickets: $10

Bookings: The Wilderness Society on 9420 7255 or email wa@wilderness.org.au

South Perth

Where: Perth Zoo Theatre, Labouchere Road, South Perth

When: Wednesday 18th November, 7pm

Tickets: $12 adults, $8 children (under 16yrs)

Bookings: The Wilderness Society on 9420 7255 or email wa@wilderness.org.au

Kalamunda

Where: Town Square Hall, 5 Barber St, Kalamunda

When: Thursday 26th November, 7pm

Tickets: $12 adults, $8 children (under 16yrs)

Bookings: Conservation Council of WA on 9420 7266

Further screenings across Perth will be announced, as details are confirmed.

Find out the latest campaign news and events visit  www.saveourmarinelife.org.au