Yellowstone Forever hosts screenings of new cougar conservation documentary

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Yellowstone Forever, in partnership with the fStop Foundation, will host public screenings of Guardians of Yellowstone: The Yellowstone Cougar Project, a new documentary showcasing groundbreaking research on Yellowstone National Park’s elusive cougars and their vital role in the park’s ecosystem. Each screening will be followed by a panel discussion with Yellowstone senior wildlife biologist Dan Stahler, the filmmakers and members of the Yellowstone Cougar Project team.

Screenings will take place at The Waypoint on Jan. 15, at Jackson’s The Center for the Arts Jan. 22; as well as The Shane Center in Livingston and The Ellen Theatre in Bozeman in April with tickets on sale soon.

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Proceeds benefit Yellowstone Forever, the official nonprofit partner of Yellowstone National Park, supporting wildlife research, education, and conservation. Tickets for January screenings are available now at yellowstone.org/yellowstone-cougar-film-premieres. 

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