50th International Wildlife Film Festival
17
22
The International Wildlife Film Festival (IWFF) will celebrate its historic 50th Anniversary from April 17–22, 2027, live at The Roxy Theater.
Founded in 1977 by legendary wildlife biologist Chuck Jonkel, IWFF is the longest-running wildlife film festival in the world. Its core mission is to promote awareness, knowledge, and understanding of wildlife, natural habitats, conservation, and the human relationship with nature. The event brings together filmmakers, scientists, and conservation leaders for a juried competition that values ethical filmmaking, technical excellence, and strict scientific accuracy.
See event website for specific showtimes and information
Founded in 1977 by legendary wildlife biologist Chuck Jonkel, IWFF is the longest-running wildlife film festival in the world. Its core mission is to promote awareness, knowledge, and understanding of wildlife, natural habitats, conservation, and the human relationship with nature. The event brings together filmmakers, scientists, and conservation leaders for a juried competition that values ethical filmmaking, technical excellence, and strict scientific accuracy.
See event website for specific showtimes and information
