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Save Waipoua Forest
Bule Mamkan
This short film explores the impacts of a possum plague on Waipoua Forest

Save Waipoua Forest

Shaper
Bule Mamkan
Leo Murray / Mufasa / Bass Chakra / Hearty Stingray
Writer
Community Leader
Activist
BROS
Organisation
Community Leader
Taylor Sol
Videographer
Filmmaker
Musician
Kiran Patel
Filmmaker
Entrepreneur
Community Leader
Dane Scott Creative
Community Leader
Photographer
Musician
Bule Mamkan
Filmmaker
Photographer
Activist
OZI.SAI
Performer
Filmmaker
Community Leader
Ness
Performer
Artist
Poet
Billy Lewis
Videographer
Filmmaker
Entrepreneur
Category
Documentary
Education
Theme
Awareness
Activism
Earth

This short film explores the impacts of a possum plague on Waipoua Forest, the most iconic forest in Aotearoa. It presents solutions and an opportunity for the public to encourage our Department of Conservation to take action.

This forest is in a state of crisis!

Sign the petition here - www.SaveWaipouaForest.com

https://onefornature.org.nz/petitions...

DOC is a decade overdue in delivering essential work to keep this forest alive. Under poor management and lack of leadership we are witnessing thousands of centuries old trees die.

We can turn this around we have the tools we just need the will.

Please let me know what you think of this film in the comments.

Produced by Timothy Firkin and Geoff Reid

https://www.SaveWaipouaForest.com

Support this work via:   / geoffreidnz  

Further links:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/geoffreidnz

Facebook - www.facebook.com/geoffreidnz

Twitter - www.twitter.com/geoffreidnz

www.TimothyFirkin.com - Film maker

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