Give Trees a Chance: The Story of Terania Creek

The film, ‘Give Trees a Chance: The Story of Terania Creek’ will screen next Friday 22 March 7pm at Brunswick Heads Picture House. This event is a fundraiser for Save Wallum with all proceeds from this screening going directly to the daily cost of the Save Wallum Campaign.

In 1979, Terania Creek became the first environmental confrontation in Australia. Its ripples are still being felt today. It became an inspiration in that ordinary people can be effective in change, and that non-violent action can draw help to bring about meaningful change.

In gratitude to our Terania Creek Elders, the event will host a Q & A with “Terania Creek Royalty” along with some of our favourite Save Wallum activists including the famous ‘Human Possums’.

T Shirt screen printing and Save Wallum information will also be onsight throughout the event and the Picture House kiosk will be open for food and drink one hour before showtime.

The Terania Creek movie has always received rave reviews;

“Give Trees a Chance is the Woodstock of the environment movement” Dr Alan Grainger

“Unforgettable, heartwarming, heartbreaking experience, not to be missed” The Australian

Tickets can be purchased from the Brunswick Heads Picture House website; General $25 (plus booking fee), Concession $20 (plus booking fee). TICKETS HERE.