PEFF Film and Q&A: "Bird Safe"

This short film highlights effort to create a bird-safe campus at Princeton University. A Q&A with filmmaker Jared Flesher follows the screening.

Hundreds of millions of birds die each year in the United States after crashing into buildings.

A small group of Princeton University students witnessed this problem on their own campus. Then they got to work figuring out a solution, and convincing the university’s administration to adopt it. This is a small but important story that shows how young people can make a positive difference in the world, and inspire others to do the same.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Jared Flesher.

Presented in partnership with the Charles Rogers Wildlife Refuge

​Part of the Princeton Environmental Film Festival. For the full schedule of events, visit peff.eventive.org.

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