Please join us for a evening to explore the plight of one of Australia's most iconic species, the Koalas.
This film screening will be fundraising money for High Country Koala Action Group, KLAWS, the Deongwar Forest Campaign and DDEC.
Ticketing options are flexible but we do hope that if you are able to you will contribute to those local groups working to protect Koalas, their habitat and the environment.
Synopsis
Wildlife carers observe an increase in sick and injured koalas coming into care. A government enquiry finds that the koala could be extinct in the wild by 2050. Firestorms in 2019/20 followed by floods kill an estimated 61,000 koalas. Saving the koala will take more than the promise of emergency government funding, scientific research, or rescue and care. This film follows the fate of individual koalas that have survived so far but whose future is uncertain. Weaving stories with compelling characters- wildlife carers, scientists, and ecologists in the field, and informed commentary the film questions whether Australia can save an iconic threatened species like the koala. If not, what does it say about us?
Director
GREGORY MILLER
Producer
Story
This is a documentary about the impact of habitat loss and other threats facing the Koala, which now on a trajectory for extinction in the wild by 2050. We have partnered with environmental organisations, grassroots activists, ecologists, and wildlife carers to tell the story of the koala across all its range of east coast Australia.
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