The Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation (MCHF) is teaming up with Cinema St. Louis, Ted Turner Reserves, and filmmaker Ben Clark to host a special screening of “Preserved” at The Hi-Pointe Theatre as part of its Impact Series – Environment.

This event is a private screening, followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Ben Clark and Ted Turner Reserves representative, Doug Landauer. In addition, VIP ticketholders will enjoy a red carpet reception and lunch at Par Lounge with the filmmaker and partners.

About MCHF:

The Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation is a nonprofit, charitable organization founded in 1997 to help meet financial needs placed on natural resource conservation and conservation-related outdoor recreation. We are governed by a volunteer board of directors comprised of conservation, community and business leaders. The Missouri Conservation Heritage Foundation is comprised of a small but dedicated staff that have a commitment to conservation.

About Ted Turner Reserves:

Spanning 1.1 million acres across three awe-inspiring properties in New Mexico, Ted Turner Reserves offers an unparalleled invitation to connect with nature and become part of a conservation legacy. From fishing in restored streams to witnessing once nearly extinct bison roam rewilded landscapes, every visit is a vacation with purpose.

About the Impact Series:

Cinema St. Louis’ new documentary series, IMPACT, brings together five carefully chosen films in 2026 that don’t just inform — they move people to act. Each screening pairs a powerful documentary with St. Louis organizers, artists, and community leaders who are working on the issues right here at home. The goal is to use the shared experience of cinema to spark real conversations, build local connections, and inspire meaningful change across the region. Audiences won’t just walk away informed — they’ll leave with clear, concrete tools and next steps that empower them to turn awareness into action for St. Louis.