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Bruny Kids & Nature film: Pardalote Patch
A beautiful film where Bruny kids talk of their connection with nature and work in restoring habitat for the endangered 40 Spotted Pardalote premiered in a special film premiere event at the Bruny Island school with kids, parents, special guests and teachers. Produced by award-winning film-maker Claire Gorman.
This film and the Bruny Kids & Nature project is generously supported by the Tasmanian Community Fund and the Kuno Foundation.
Bruny Kids & Nature
Claire Gorman
Claire is passionate about creating meaningful experiences through filmmaking and photography, community involvement, and her work...
A beautiful film where Bruny kids talk of their connection with nature and work in restoring habitat for the endangered 40 Spotted Pardalote premiered in a special film premiere event at the Bruny Island school with kids, parents, special guests and teachers. Produced by award-winning film-maker Claire Gorman.
This film and the Bruny Kids & Nature project is generously supported by the Tasmanian Community Fund and the Kuno Foundation.
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