As part of an Earth Day celebration at Main Street Landing in Burlington, Vermont, the Gund Institute for Ecological Economics is sponsoring a screening of One Day on Earth. April 22nd is the worldwide premiere of this new documentary, edited from film shot in every country on earth on 10-10-10. More than 19,000 filmmakers, both professional and novice, contributed 3,000 hours of footage. The film links how crises confronting the world – from the water shortage to poverty – connects us all.

The Main Street Landing event will screen films from 12 to 9 pm in celebration of the planet, including episodes from the award-winning BBC documentary “Planet Earth” and the film “Dirt! The Movie”. A “Take Action for the Planet! Jamboree” will take place in the Lake Lobby throughout the day with kiosks from Vermont-based environmental organizations.

The full schedule is copied below. The event is FREE to the public.

APRIL 22nd, 12 to 9 pm
Main Street Landing Performing Arts Center
Burlington, Vermont

12pm- 2pm - 2 episodes of “Planet Earth” (Sponsored by 1% for the Planet)

• 12 pm - Mountains
• 1 pm - Forests

2pm-4pm - Global Screening of "One Day on Earth" (Sponsored by The Gund Institute of Economics at UVM)

4pm- 6pm – “Dirt! The Movie” (With a raffle supported by Gardener's Supply, CarShare VT, Burlington Parks and Rec, CSWD,
and Energy Coop of VT)

6pm- 9pm- 3 episodes of “Planet Earth” (Sponsored by Green Mountain Compost)

• 6 pm - From Pole to Pole
• 7 pm - Jungles
• 8 pm - Shallow Seas