Poster for the film Preserved featuring a mountain lion over a river background. Banner for Preserved Movie Screening

Preserved Movie Screening

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Event/Program Environmental/Sustainability Social Event

Thu, Mar 5, 2026

6:45 PM – 9:15 PM MST (GMT-7)

Sitter Family Hall 710

37.27458965946676,-107.871632601330

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Options Sales Start Sales End Availability Price
Option Student

Sales Start Feb 3, 2026 at 12 AM Sales End Mar 5, 2026 at 6 PM Availability 50
Spots Left 		Price FREE
Option Community Members

Sales Start Feb 3, 2026 at 12 AM Sales End Mar 5, 2026 at 6 PM Availability 50
Spots Left 		Price FREE
Note: There is a limit at 1 ticket per person for this event.

Details

Flyer for the geology clubs presentation of Preserved in Sitter Family Hall Room 710 at 7:00PM. Flyer for Preserved Movie Screening
The Fort Lewis Geology Club is proud to present Preserved, a film about the geology, biology, and ecology of Vermejo, a conservation focused ranch in New Mexico and Colorado. Preserved explores the human and natural history of this 558,000 acre property from the age of the dinosaurs to modern conservation efforts. The film discussions from author Craig Childs, conservationist Kris Tompkins, and ecologist Dr. Sophie Gilbert. Join us for the first Durango screening of this film and fun geology themed concessions!

Where

Sitter Family Hall 710

37.27458965946676,-107.871632601330

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