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2025 Mystic Film Festival

The Mystic Film Festival will be showing a documentary by The Nature Conservancy and the Long Island Sound Coastal Watershed Network.

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Griswold Point A sandy beach is located at Griswold Point near Old Lyme in Connecticut. © Tebben Gill Lopez/TNC
Event Overview

The Mystic Film Festival will be showing a documentary by The Nature Conservancy in Connecticut and the Long Island Sound Coastal Watershed Network at this year’s event. “Tackling Pollution in Long Island Sound: Marine Debris,” explores the issue of physical debris, like the abandoned lobster traps that were left behind in the wake of Long Island Sound’s lobster population crash in the late 1990s.

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