WILD EARTH OCEANIA FILM FESTIVAL 2024
Festival sessions
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
Travel Through the Eyes of Nature
Date: 17th of January, 2024
12:45pm – 2:45pm
With this session, we are taking you on a world tour that you won’t want to miss! Get ready to watch some fantastic natural history tales from four different countries.
HaMidBar 11 minutes
Antarctica’s Leopard Seals 9 minutes
Creatures of the Kaleidoscope 18 minutes
Eye of the Hornbill 5 minutes
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
First Nations in Focus
Date: 17th of January, 2024
3:30pm – 5:30pm
This session is all about the wisdom, culture, and conservation work being done by First Nations people in Oceania! Dive in to hear about wallaby reintroduction, forests filled with the beautiful sound of the glossy black cockatoo, the importance of healing Country through a traditional First Nations totemic system, and find out why people are deeply intertwined and connected to the health of the Pacific Ocean.
Cry Of The Glossy 10 minutes
Seeds of Change 11 minutes
Warru Ngurakutu Kulpanyi 16 minutes
Moana Rising 8 minutes
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
At One with Nature
Date: 17th of January, 2024
6:15pm – 8:30pm
Are you ready to be at one with Nature? This session will dive into what people are doing around the world to create a world where humans and wildlife can live in harmony. From giving kiwis a boost in Aotearoa New Zealand to creating wildlife passages along Highway 93 in the US, you will leave this session feeling inspired to take action for nature!
Restoring the Spirit of Place 12 minutes
Slaven 5 minutes
Lifted 7 minutes
Guardian of the Sea Lions 3 minutes
Flight of the Helmeted Honeyeater 9 minutes
Life with Bats 6 minutes
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
Empowered Communities
Date: 17th of January, 2024
8:45pm – 10:45pm
This session showcases how local communities are taking action to defend nature in Africa. From Africa’s first armed all-women anti-poaching unit to the transformational story of Kenya’s once most wanted poacher, those films highlight the power that empowered people can have when it comes to protecting our precious wildlife.
Akashinga 6 minutes
Mutinda 13 minutes
Mkomazi Rhino Guardians 14 minutes
Mahale Chimp Huardians 28 minutes
The Malilangwe Scouts 11 minutes
WILD EARTH OCEANIA FILM FESTIVAL 2024
Festival sessions
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
Travel Through the Eyes of Nature
Date: 17th of January, 2024
12:45pm – 2:45pm
With this session, we are taking you on a world tour that you won’t want to miss! Get ready to watch some fantastic natural history tales from four different countries.
HaMidBar 11 minutes
Antarctica’s Leopard Seals 9 minutes
Creatures of the Kaleidoscope 18 minutes
Eye of the Hornbill 5 minutes
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
First Nations in Focus
Date: 17th of January, 2024
3:30pm – 5:30pm
This session is all about the wisdom, culture, and conservation work being done by First Nations people in Oceania! Dive in to hear about wallaby reintroduction, forests filled with the beautiful sound of the glossy black cockatoo, the importance of healing Country through a traditional First Nations totemic system, and find out why people are deeply intertwined and connected to the health of the Pacific Ocean.
Cry Of The Glossy 10 minutes
Seeds of Change 11 minutes
Warru Ngurakutu Kulpanyi 16 minutes
Moana Rising 8 minutes
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
At One with Nature
Date: 17th of January, 2024
6:15pm – 8:30pm
Are you ready to be at one with Nature? This session will dive into what people are doing around the world to create a world where humans and wildlife can live in harmony. From giving kiwis a boost in Aotearoa New Zealand to creating wildlife passages along Highway 93 in the US, you will leave this session feeling inspired to take action for nature!
Restoring the Spirit of Place 12 minutes
Slaven 5 minutes
Lifted 7 minutes
Guardian of the Sea Lions 3 minutes
Flight of the Helmeted Honeyeater 9 minutes
Life with Bats 6 minutes
Day 2 | Wed. 17th January 2024
Empowered Communities
Date: 17th of January, 2024
8:45pm – 10:45pm
This session showcases how local communities are taking action to defend nature in Africa. From Africa’s first armed all-women anti-poaching unit to the transformational story of Kenya’s once most wanted poacher, those films highlight the power that empowered people can have when it comes to protecting our precious wildlife.
Akashinga 6 minutes
Mutinda 13 minutes
Mkomazi Rhino Guardians 14 minutes
Mahale Chimp Huardians 28 minutes
The Malilangwe Scouts 11 minutes