From a Disney press release:

"Pocahontas and Her Forest Friends" -- Is there really one animal that can save America's forests and the animals who live there from destruction? Native American legend says there is. But which one? Grandmother Willow says, "You must ask the animals." And Pocahontas sets out to help her.

This is the intriguing storyline of "Pocahontas and Her Forest Friends," where live forest animals take the stage in a nature grove to demonstrate how they can help. Based on characters from the Walt Disney film, "Pocahontas," the stage show makes use of music from the film as background for the intimate stage show.

There's a prickly porcupine, a possum, a raccoon, a rabbit, wild turkey and an energetic skunk. There's even a very large snake, another of the friends Pocahontas brings on stage to help younger audience members learn more about their animal neighbors.

In the end, Grandmother Willow and Pocahontas and all her friends learn that the only animals who can save the forests are -- you guessed it -- humans.

The 12-minute show is presented up to 10 times daily in the tree-shaded 400-seat Grandmother Willow's Grove.