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- čas přidán 27. 02. 2016
- To see the Tarkine is to want to save it. Produced by the Bob Brown Foundation with the support of Patagonia, this short film showcases the spectacular landscapes of takayna/Tarkine.
Interviewed in the film, Bob Brown observes that in the next handful of years the fate of takayna/Tarkine will be decided - protected for all time as a World Heritage Area, a treasure trove of Aboriginal heritage and spectacular wilderness, or dug up and hacked down for a few quick bucks.
Featuring breathtaking drone footage of the coastline, forests, rivers and mountains, this film challenges us all to visit the Tarkine and not be moved to want to save it.
Great Places on Earth such as Takayna needs to be protected!
Most beautiful place I've ever been to. The smells, the feelings you get are bar none.
His emotional intelligence is off the scale!
This is the worlds modern day EUTOPIA. One of the most incredible placed on planet Earth. It took only one visit for my wife and I to be changed forever emotionally and spiritually. No other way to impart just how absolutely bloody mind blowing this part of Tasmania is.
We had the privilege of visiting this area recently. Words aren’t enough to describe the beauty of this unique part of the universe. Words can also not describe the sickening sight of this beautiful area being torn apart by the logging industry for short term monitory gain. Please as Bob says, prioritise visiting this area, appreciate the beauty and get behind those trying to save it from destruction. Tens of thousands of years of careful management of the area by those who came before us is systematically being destroyed for ever by short term greed.
What a stunning and important place to appreciate, I can't wait to see it one day! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for facts we hope that everyone gets, when Hope is all we have, to fight for what is left of our natural universe
I was lucky, to enjoy the tarkine for 20 days, alone with my packraft.
Your book helped me a lot for the planing and the peoples there were really nice.
There are less and less place like this one, thanks you for fighting for it.
Lovely ... I love Sarah Anne Rocks area.
I went to corinna and philosophers falls such a beautiful place. underrated compared to the rest of tasmania
Looks amazing!
Tremendously wise words from a great man. This wilderness deserves respect and full protection... especially now that Scumo has been voted in. The sad thing about Australia is that for every environmentally minded person there are 50 Aussie bogans who don't give a damn about natural beauty and would happily destroy these last great remaining wilderness area's.
I hope everyone gets on board,people power stop the Frankfort dam,we need the land owners of time to help aborigines they want a voice in Canberra,then this is there chance for a voice,please help,come on people email your government.