The EnviroFest at the Black Bear Film Festival in Milford, Pike County will be held October 14 - 16 this year and features a variety of independent films dealing with environmental restoration and protection.

There will also be a series of panel discussions lead by special presenters- John Donahue, Superintendent of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, David Suzuki, a world leader in sustainable ecology, Sue Currier, Executive Director of the Delaware Highlands Conservancy, and Peter Pinchot, Director of the Milford Experimental Forest.

For a complete schedule, visit the Black Bear Film Festival webpage.

10/7/2005