Earth Island Institute’s International Marine Mammal Project
invites you to join us for
Sunset Sangria to
Save Japan Dolphins

at Karen Dawn’s
Pacific Palisades
Patio Over the Ocean
featuring

Ric O’Barry, star of
‘The Cove’

Actorvist, James Cromwell

will introduce Ric, who will be in LA for the Oscars®. Many other actor friends of animals and our oceans will be there to help us to celebrate the Academy Award® nomination of ‘The Cove’ for Best Documentary Feature.

Saturday March 6, 2010
4:00 – 6:30 pm

 

Attire: Soiree

This is an intimate event, and a unique chance to meet Ric in a relaxed environment. Please save your spot by making your reservation today. Suggested minimum donation of $250 per person. RSVP here:

http://www.earthisland.org/thecovepartyRSVP

Note: The event address and directions will be sent upon registration. Your name will be on the guest list at the door.

In 2009 the eco-thriller action adventure documentary,

‘The Cove,’ by director Louis Psihoyos was released and is nominated for a Feature Documentary Oscar®.

This amazing film features the former trainer of TV’s ’Flipper, the dolphin,’ turned activist, Ric O’Barry and documents his tireless campaign of to end the annual Taiji, Japan mass slaughter and capture of dolphins for the aquarium & entertainment industry.

‘The Cove’ has won over 25 prestigious awards, including the 2009 Sundance Audience Award, the Critic’s Choice Award for best documentary and it’s the first nonfiction feature to sweep all four of the Guild prizes awarded for documentaries - the Producers, Directors, Writers & Editors.

‘The Cove’ has helped shine a spotlight on Ric’s work with Earth Island Institute’s International Marine Mammal Project and our efforts to Save Japan Dolphins.