As a part of Ocean Week Victoria, join us for a screening and panel discussion of Ocean with David Attenborough, June 4th 2026, at the Vic Theatre. This award-winning documentary highlights the fundamental importance of the world’s ocean, essential marine ecosystems, and encourages us to understand our role in contributing to marine recovery. A panel discussion will be held following the conclusion of the film featuring ocean experts from Pacific Wild, Georgia Strait Alliance, and Indigenous leaders. Together they will be examining key topics such as bottom trawling and the state of marine protection in British Columbia, as well as answer audience questions. This is a 19+ event. Registration is free but required. It’s a perfect chance to learn, be inspired, and connect. See you there! Event Details: The Vic Theatre, 808 Douglas Street, Victoria, BC, V8W 2Z7 Thursday, June 4, 2026 6:00pm - 9:15pm PDT Ages 19+ Register on Eventbrite Host: Pacific Wild — An environmental conservation non-profit that supports the protection of ecosystems throughout the Great Bear Rainforest and the northwest Pacific region Panellists: Sydney Dixon — Marine Specialist at Pacific Wild, an expert marine researcher and educator with a background in marine science and geography Ian McAllister — Co-founder of Pacific Wild and award-winning wildlife photographer, with decades of field experience documenting B.C.'s wildlife and ecosystems Dr. Beatrice Frank — Executive Director of Georgia Strait Alliance, a leader in conservation science and policy with over 20 years of experience Hereditary Chief David Mungo Knox, Kwakiulth First Nations — Hereditary Chief of the Kwakwaka'wakw First Nations, master carver, and a leading voice in the environmental protection of B.C.’s old growth forests and wild salmon watersheds