The Princeton Environmental Film Festival is sponsored by the Princeton Public Library.

The PEFF is organized by library staff with the help of a community planning committee:

Tom Adelman, Erica Bess, Clancy August, Susan Conlon, Liz Cutler, Kim Dorman, Janice Hall, Shelly Hawk, Steve Hiltner, Jinny Jeong, Lindsey Kayman, Rees Keck, Diane Landis, Martha Perry Liu, Kai Marshall-Otto, Dorothy Mullen, Karen K. Nathan, Margaret O'Gorman, Natasha Shatzkin, Corey Sperling, Matt Spewak, Adam Straus-Goldfarb, and Bainy Suri.

 

Thank you to our donors! The 2012 Princeton Environmental Film Festival has been made possible through funding provided by The American Jewish Committee of Central New Jersey, Church & Dwight Co., Inc. Bert Kerstetter, The Whole Earth Center of Princeton, and The Waldorf School of Princeton.

Thanks to our community for their interest and help in participating in the PEFF and promoting the event:

American Jewish Committee of Central New Jersey

bent spoon ice cream

Conserve Wildlife Foundation of New Jersey

The Crisis Ministry of Princeton and Trenton

The D&R Greenway Land Trust

Farmer Steve's Popcorn

greendesign - an eco-goods store

Hometown Princeton  

Infini-T Cafe Spice Souk

Isles

John Witherspoon Middle School Environmental Club

Labyrinth Books

The Nassau Inn

OASIS (Organizing Action on Sustainability In Schools)

Olives

Olivine

Princeton Black Squirrel

Princeton Day School EnAct Club

Princeton Environmental Commission

Princeton Environmental Institute

Princeton Farmers' Market

Princeton High School Environmental Club

Princeton Living Well

The Princeton Record Exchange

Princeton Regional Schools

Princeton Tour Company - Biking and Walking Tours

Princeton University Office of Sustainability

Savory Spice Shop

Sierra Club, Central New Jersey Group

Small World Coffee

Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed Association

Suppers Program

Sustainable Princeton

Terhune Orchards

TerraCycle

Terra Momo Restaurant Group

Trenton Atelier

The Waldorf School of Princeton

Whole Earth Center of Princeton

Yes We CAN! Food Drives

 

The new 2012 mugs have arrived, courtesy of the Princeton Black Squirrel! Purchase these very cool hot beverage travel mugs (corn-based) for $10 each and all of the proceeds support the festival!

Each mug has a copuon to redeem for a free coffee or tea from Dispense Cafe! On sale now in the library and during the PEFF while supplies last.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Guests of the Princeton Environmental Film Festival stay at The Nassau Inn,

Ten Palmer Square, Princeton, NJ: www.nassauinn.com