2012-02-13T18:43:58+11:00 Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors daily 1 2010-04-29T17:00:31Z Highlights the unprecedented destruction of Tasmania's unique oldgrowth forests. Forest are clearfelled and burnt and wildlife poisoned in the creation of export woodchips, whilst community protest continues to grow. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors 2012-01-06T17:11:17Z Video video/x-msvideo Music video by Melbourne reggae band Bomba, celebrating activists working to protect Tasmania's old growth forests. Features independent non-violent direct actions in the Weld and Florentine Valleys. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors Weld featured Bomba Tasmania forests 2012-01-08T05:00:31Z Video video/quicktime South Australia contains some of the most pristine marine wilderness left anywhere in the world. Despite this, very little of South Australian waters have any form of protection. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors wilderness society marine south australia national parks 2012-01-06T17:09:49Z Video video/quicktime Many Australians have never seen the spectacular landscapes and diverse wildlife of the Cape York Peninsula. But the wild rivers of the Cape are currently under threat from damming, mining, land-clearing and weed invasion. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors qld wilderness rivers 2012-01-06T17:09:45Z Video video/quicktime Gunns Ltd’s proposed pulp mill will affect the future of all Tasmanian families. This film explains the environmental, economic and health impacts of the proposed pulp mill that Gunns, the Tasmanian State Government and the Federal Government have so far ignored. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors pulp mill wilderness wilderness society forests featured tasmania destruction 2012-01-08T05:00:07Z Video video/quicktime Australia 2000, Year of Reconciliation: five hundred thousand people walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge to support reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians. In Central Australia Indigenous elder Kevin Buzzacott begins a 3060 kilometre walk carrying a sacred fire from Lake Eyre to Sydney. He leaves behind the original sacred fire at the Arabunna Going Home Peace Camp on the shores of Lake Eyre. Without his protection however those left to tend to the fire are soon the target of attempts by WMC Uranium mine to evict the camp. Walking the land he passes through Adnyamathanha country similarly threatened by mining interest. This is a journey into active reconciliation and genocide of people deeply connected to the protection of the land. heidid Copyright 2009, Heidi Douglas over the bridge buzzacott uranium 2000 adnyamathanha aboriginal featured genocide sydney harbour arabunna lake eyre roxby downs south australia reconciliation walk 2012-01-08T04:58:55Z Video video/quicktime Imagine being sued for caring exposes the plight of seventeen individuals and three organisations being sued by the biggest woodchipper in the southern hemisphere. Directed by Defendant #5 in the court-case. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors gunns20 2012-01-06T17:07:01Z Video video/mp4 Cape York Peninsula in far north Queensland, north of Cairns, is one of the last great wild places on Earth. But its wild rivers are unprotected. These magnificent rivers are the lifeblood for the Cape's communities and a huge diversity of wildlife. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors wilderness society queensland featured cape york wild rivers 2012-01-08T13:52:02Z Video video/quicktime Adapted from the award winning "Tasmania's forests: A Global Treasure, A National Responsibility" (2004), "Australia's forests: A Global Treasure, A National Reponsibility" was produced by Heidi Douglas for The Wilderness Society international climate change campaign. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors 2011-12-31T01:44:25Z Video video/mp4 Le terme "forêt"doit être redéfine sous la CCNUCC. Les forêts doiventêntre définies d'un point de vue écologique comme "écosystèmes terrestresgénérés et maintenus par des processus. Les plantations monoculture ne sont pas des forts mais des zones arboricoles cultivées. Le sens commun et l'équité préconisent l'adoption: D'un mécanisme de réduction des émissions brutes provenant de la déforestation et de la dégradation des forêts (REDD) pour toutes les forêts natives dans tous pays. D'un mécanisme de type LULUCF our toute zone arboricole cultivée, focalisé sur la réduction des émissions nettes dans tous les pays. heidid Copyright 2009, by the Contributing Authors 2011-12-31T01:44:22Z Video video/mp4