Join us for a free showing of “A Watershed Moment,” a short film that tells the story of many groups coming together over multiple years to restore fish passage throughout the entire Bagaduce River Watershed.

Three coastal Maine communities, numerous nonprofits, engineering and construction companies, and state and federal management agencies found a way to restore historic fish passages and do the necessary community science to reinstate and become stewards of the alewife runs in their backyards. Rooted in collaboration, this story can act as a beacon of hope for other communities involved in fish passage restoration and community-driven stewardship.

“A Watershed Moment” is about people, fish, and the water that connects them—and what it takes to keep that connection alive and strong.

View the newly released trailer of “A Watershed Moment” at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AEkgaaPNPY&t=37s

This event is in collaboration with Maine Center for Coastal Fisheries, Maine Coast Heritage Trust and the Town of Penobscot Alewife Committee.

Refreshments provided by the Penobscot Community School eighth grade class will be available to purchase.

May 21 is also World Fish Migration Day, a global celebration to create awareness about the importance of migratory fish and free-flowing rivers, with events taking place around the world. Learn more at www.worldfishmigrationday.com.

VENUE:
Penobscot Community School, 66 North Penobscot Rd, Penobscot