2010 Festival Sponsors
2010 Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival
A community-supported evening of films celebrating the rivers, forests, and wildlife of the Clark Fork and Pend Oreille region, made possible through the generosity of local businesses and partners.
Sponsorship Tiers
Supporting the 2010 Festival
Local businesses and individuals underwrote the festival's screenings, outreach, and educational programming. The following tiers reflect contributions recognized that year.
Conservation Sponsors ($1,500)
- KPND
Habitat Sponsors ($500)
- Avista
- Mountain West Bank
- Lake Country Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine
Forest Sponsors ($250)
- Dee & Ray Kosse
- Jim & Titina Zuberbuhler
- Mt. Baldy Dental Center
- Boyle, Platte & Kee, LLP
- Pend Oreille Pedalers
Lake Sponsors ($100)
- Winter Ridge
- Pend Oreille Insurance & Financial Services
- Sandpoint Vacation Rentals
- Boulder Hut Adventures
Environmental film festivals offer communities a meaningful way to connect with the landscapes and wildlife that surround them. By gathering together in shared spaces, audiences can experience stories that highlight rivers, forests, and the creatures that depend on healthy ecosystems. These screenings often inspire conversation about conservation values and encourage local involvement in protecting natural areas for future generations to enjoy. Sponsorship from neighborhood businesses and individual supporters helps make such events possible. Contributions typically underwrite film rights, venue costs, outreach efforts, and educational programming that extends the festival's impact beyond a single evening. Recognizing sponsors at varying contribution levels reflects a collaborative spirit, showing that community-backed events thrive when many people and organizations share in the effort to celebrate and preserve the natural world.
The 2010 Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival was organized as a community-supported evening of films celebrating the rivers, forests, and wildlife of the Clark Fork and Pend Oreille region. Local businesses and partners helped underwrite the screenings, outreach, and educational programming that made the gathering possible.
Festival Partners
In-Kind Supporters
Several regional outfitters and retailers contributed goods and services to the 2010 festival.
- REI
- Outdoor Experience
- Mountain Gear
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