Announcement – The Tree Projects, 23 April 2023
Tasmania’s Forest Carbon
On Wednesday night we launched our new documentary titled Tasmania’s Forest Carbon to a packed audience at the State Cinema in Hobart. The film outlines the findings from our ground-breaking Forest Carbon report released last year, which found that native forest logging is the highest emitting sector in Tasmania. We have lots more screenings to announce, plus a special tag along tour to the Styx Valley, to visit the site where ‘The Giants’ was filmed.
We are excited to announce some new screenings of our Tasmania’s Forest Carbon documentary. Each screening will feature a Q and A session with the producers and creators Dr Jennifer Sanger and Steve Pearce, along with other experts.
Hobart
6.30pm, 10th May, Kickstart Arts, Newtown
Franklin
6pm, 18th May. Palais Theatre
Additional events
The Giants Styx Valley Tag Along Tour – Saturday 29th of May, Maydena
Visit the spectacular trees featured in The Giants documentary. This self-drive tag-along tour of the Styx Valley will visit some of the area’s finest trees. Big Tree expert Steve Pearce will explain how some of the shots were created in the film. More information.
Styx Tour
Climate Action Hobart Film Screening
3.30 pm, 7th of May, Kickstart Arts, Hobart
Our Tasmania’s Forest Carbon film will feature in a Sunday afternoon screening hosted by Climate Action Hobart. Our film will feature alongside another documentary titled, The Torres Strait: Swallowed By The Sea. This documentary features the First Nations peoples of the Torres Strait Islands who are in the frontline of the climate emergency as their homes are threatened by rising sea levels.
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The Tree Projects is run by husband and wife team, Dr Jennifer Sanger and Steve Pearce. We are a small, self-funded organisation that relies on donations from people like your selves to help us cover the costs of hosting open days, creating films and advocating for the protection of our forests. Your support is greatly appreciated.
