Once a backyard favorite, the Texas Horned Lizard is disappearing—and it’s not alone. Monarch butterflies, native pollinators, and prairie wildlife are vanishing from our landscapes at an alarming rate. This quiet crisis threatens the biodiversity and natural heritage of the Southwest — and you can play a vital role in helping protect it.

Join us for a one-night-only screening of Where Did the Horny Toad Go?, a deeply personal documentary by filmmaker Stefanie Leland. Since making the film, Stefanie has taken on a new role as Director of Communications and Marketing for the Oklahoma Monarch Society, continuing her work to protect the native landscapes both species depend on.

🎬 The film uncovers the reason for the decline of the horned lizard and what it tells us about our changing environment.

🐛 Stay after the screening for a special Q&A session with filmmakers Stefanie and Beau Leland, musical composer Steven Stark, and sound recordist Royce Sharp. Plus, don’t miss the Okies for Monarchs educational booth, where you can learn how to support native species in our own backyards.

🎟️ $13 admission. 💸 50% of ticket sales goes directly to the Oklahoma Monarch Society’s statewide conservation efforts.