Event overview

  • 2022-10-16
  • 2:00pm
  • Bowraville Theatre 74 High Street Bowraville
  • Bowraville Theatre
  • $14.00

Calendar event

Where the Water Starts Production

Where the Water Starts – After seeing the destruction of the fragile alpine ecology of Australia’s Snowy Mountains first hand, Richard Swain with the support of his wife, Alison decides to speak out.

Where the Water Starts
Sunday, 16th October 2022 @ 2pm
70 mins | PG | AUS
Hard hoofed animals are trampling and endangering the viability of the headwaters of three iconic rivers.
Where The Water Starts reveals how the fragile alpine region, particularly Kosciuszko National Park, the largest in the Australian Alps is seen by a number of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who were born or live, or who care deeply about it.
The direct impacts of global warming become a visceral and frightening reality for Richard and his wife, Alison. The massive bushfires of 2019-2020 surround their community and burn vast swathes of Kosciuszko National Park, highlighting the broader context of the climate crisis.
Where The Water Starts brings together respected Aboriginal community leaders as well as business people, a local farmer, a scientist, a former parks officer and a social historian.
The film explores our shared Indigenous and colonial histories and identities. It focuses on the themes of Caring for Country as a shared responsibility of all Australians; that the best of Aboriginal connection and the best of regenerative science can work together for a better future for the alpine environment and the planet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXb3hvOgPUc…
Tickets: Adults $14 – no concessions
Bowraville Theatre – 74 High Street
For further details email: bowravilletheatre@bigpond.com or visit www.bowravilletheatre.com.au

The Valley Hub acknowledges Gumbaynggirr country, the Ancestors, Elders and Traditional Custodians of the Valley in which we live and work. We thank them for their care of country through time and acknowledge and respect their continuing connection to land, waters and culture.

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