Event details
- When: Thursday, October 15, 2026 at 5:30 PM
- Where: Orlando Museum of Art, 2416 N. Mills Ave.
- Category: Free
The Path of the Panther is a documentary screening about efforts to track and protect the endangered Florida panther in the southern Everglades. According to the venue's description, a wildlife photographer, veterinarians, ranchers, conservationists and indigenous people join forces in that work, and the film uses striking images of the big cats to build support for restoring the species and the dwindling wilderness around it.
The description notes that photographer Carlton Ward, Jr. uses camera traps to capture video and still portraits of panthers and other marshland creatures, while biologists track the elusive felines, veterinarians rehabilitate them after car strikes, and ranchers work to preserve working land and prevent overdevelopment. Creating wildlife corridors through ranch lands and nature preserves is the long-term plan.
The film is presented as a gripping tale of survival that offers hope for following a love of beauty and nature toward better stewardship of the Earth. This screening is free and part of Access for All.
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Event listing published by Orlando Museum of Art:
https://omart.org/events/the-path-of-the-panther-film-screening/
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