Through inspiring films and lively conversation with conservation experts, explore the wildlife, landscapes and people that make the Yellowstone to Yukon region extraordinary. Featuring On the Landscape, the evening offers a hopeful look at how communities are helping wildlife thrive—and how we can all be part of a more connected future.
Tuesday, November 17
7:00 p.m.
$15.00 / Youth $7.50
Upcoming Screenings
FILM LINE-UP
On The Landscape
Along the highways of British Columbia's East Kootenay region, Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep are at risk from the roads and railways that cut through their ancestral range. On The Landscape follows the scientists, First Nations guardians, wildlife managers, and grassroots conservationists fighting to save struggling herds before it's too late.
From a herd reduced to just eleven animals near Golden, to a landmark wildlife overpass rising above Radium Hot Springs, this is a story about what we stand to lose, and what ordinary people can do when they refuse to let it happen.
Director: Tash Baycroft
Y2Y’s Earthshot video
Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative was named a 2026 finalist for The Earthshot Prize in the Protect and Restore Nature category and is the first Canadian based organization to be a finalist. Y2Y is an Earthshot Prize finalist for being a global model of large landscape connectivity by connecting and protecting the largest remaining intact mountain system on Earth. Y2Y being named a finalist for The Earthshot Prize recognizes the impact and accomplishments of 800+ partners and the entire region as a living landscape.Y2Y is excited to be a finalist as all finalists receive impactful ongoing support from The Earthshot organization’s partners and funders, which will help us to scale our impact with our partners.
Image: Government of Alberta
Planet Wild
Description coming soon!
MEET YOUR PANELISTS
Caleigh Leighton
Caleigh Leighton is the Government Relations Strategist for Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative (Y2Y), where she works at the intersection of conservation, public policy and government relations. She works with governments, elected officials, partners and communities to advance policies that protect and connect the landscapes and habitats on which people and wildlife depend.
Tim Bukhart
As Director of Landscape Protection, Tim leads a team of dedicated and passionate conservationists across the Y2Y region to work strategically in support of Indigenous-led conservation initiatives to protect large-landscapes, and coordinates integrated projects to advance the Y2Y vision. He advocates for conservation solutions in policy initiatives, engaging with decision makers at all levels of government.
Moderator/Hostess Robin Forsyth!
As Y2Y’s Donor Relations Manager, Robin leads donor engagement, annual and monthly giving, stewardship, appeals and special campaigns. At the heart of her work is a belief that philanthropy is built on genuine human relationships. She is committed to helping every donor understand the difference they make, feel valued as part of the Y2Y community and take pride in advancing a cause that matters deeply to them.
Brian Gustofsen
Bio coming soon!
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