TFS hosts Georgia’s First Wild & Scenic Film Festival, bringing Earth Day Celebration to Life Through Film and Community Engagement

By (not verified) on Thursday, May 7, 2026

By Elisha Boggs

Special to The Clayton Tribune 

  • Photo courtesy Elisha Boggs. TFS students Kaylin Pickett and Jessica Cook visit with the exhibitor at the Rabun County, Georgia Extension Office, where they picked up wildflower seeds to plant at home.
    Photo courtesy Elisha Boggs. TFS students Kaylin Pickett and Jessica Cook visit with the exhibitor at the Rabun County, Georgia Extension Office, where they picked up wildflower seeds to plant at home.
    Tallulah Falls School became home to the Wild & Scenic Film Festival, inviting the community to celebrate Earth Day through film, education, and local engagement. As Georgia’s first host, the...

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