Hermosa Beach Playhouse
710 Pier Ave. (at Pacific Coast Highway)
Hermosa Beach, CA 90254
South Bay Bird Society and West Valley Bird Society are committed to study all avian species, their habitats, and to promote the preservation of all endangered species that are threatened with extinction. This commitment is extended to our hosting an advanced screening of the eco-documentary, "Hotspots," on July 13th, 2008. Please join us for this unique benefit to promote the conservation efforts of three organizations that are based in a number of "Hotspots" regions.
View the film trailer:
This special advanced screening of the feature documentary "Hotspots," will highlight biological
hotspots throughout the world. Scientists refer to thirty-five areas on the planet as biological hotspots, areas with the richest and most threatened reservoirs of plant and animal life on earth. Decades of field research in all areas of the globe. Three years of filming throughout California, New Zealand, Madagascar, Brazil, Peru and Easter Island produced important discoveries unknown to science and filmed for the very first time. Scientists believe it is not too late to save countless species of plants and animals or loss of habitats. The film will highlight these terrestrial hotspots and their amazing ecosystems.
"HOTSPOTS" was created and funded by the Dancing Star Foundation (dancingstarfoundation.org). Dr. Michael Tobias & Jane Morrison from Dancing Star Foundation (Writer / Director / Producers of 'Hotspots') will have a book signing at the event for their new book "Sanctuary" which is the actual literary sequel to the film HOTSPOTS.
South Bay Bird Society and West Valley Bird Society have the privilege of hosting this very special fundraising event. They have chosen three non-profit organizations that are in hotspot areas to become beneficiaries of the funds raised:
Book signing of "Sanctuary" (literary sequel to the film HOTSPOTS)
Dr. Mark & Marie Stafford of Parrots International
Dr. Stewart Metz and Bonnie Zimmerman of Indonesian Parrot Project
Kelly Sorenson, Director of Ventana Wildlife Society
TICKET / EVENT INFORMATION:
Ticket Price: $25
Box Office Hours: 5:00PM - 6:30PM
Box Office will accept Cash / Check only
Online Ticket Purchase (Will-Call only) Available Below
Tickets also available by PRINTING THIS FLYER and mailing the bottom section along with payment to South Bay Bird Society.
If you need to download Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the form, CLICK HERE
Regardless of age, all children must have a ticket.
NO LATE SEATING, Program Starts @ 6:30 PM
Tickets are non-refundable
No Cameras or Recording Devices Allowed
We would appreciate donations to help defray the cost of this conservation fundraiser. Please refer to the Donation Form for information about the various levels and benefits of donation.
For more event information, call 800-516-9307
Online Ticket Purchase / Donation:
HOTSPOTS Preview Tickets
$25 + $1 online service fee each - Will Call Only
Donate to HOTSPOTS Conservation Fundraiser
See Donation Flyer for additional details and benefits.
(Donations are processed separately from ticket sales above.)
The mission of South Bay Bird Society and West Valley Bird Society is to provide education-related topics on all aspects of avian care. We are committed to study all avian species, their habitats and promote the preservation of endangered species. This commitment is extended to our hosting a special advanced screening of the eco-documentary, "Hotspots," July 13th, 2008.
