The summer of 2020 was characterised by catastrophic bushfire events around Australia. On Kangaroo Island in South Australia, over 200,000 hectares was burned, including 90,000 hectares of national park. A thriving colony of 50,000 koalas called Kangaroo Island home prior to the devastating Black Summer bushfires. Now, as few as 5,000 – 10,000 koalas remain. This documentary explores the tenacity of nature and the indomitable human spirit, an camaraderie often found in Australians when facing natural disasters together. This film chronicles the incredible rescue, recovery, rehabilitation and triumphant release undertaken for each and every koala, a species which are which are held near and dear and cherished by many around the globe.