Coast to Cradle Wild Country: The Film
Coast to Cradle Wild Country
A Country working group is bringing together a community-led vision for the Coast to Cradle Wild Country, and is inviting the community to drive and shape this vision so it captures their dreams for the future of this very special place.
This film captures the Central Coast community and their love for this place. It brings together voices of people who want to build a future for this wild landscape and multi-use nature reserve.
“Personally, I’d love to see so much more opportunity, not just for locals, but for people that want to come to Tasmania, especially on the coast, to have more experiences that can really showcase this country from the beaches into the highlands or the mountains.” — Tully O’Neil, Ranger, Healthy Country Services & Consulting
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A Country working group is bringing together a community-led vision for the Coast to Cradle Wild Country, and is inviting the community to drive and shape this vision so it captures their dreams for the future of this very special place.
This film captures the Central Coast community and their love for this place. It brings together voices of people who want to build a future for this wild landscape and multi-use nature reserve.
“Personally, I’d love to see so much more opportunity, not just for locals, but for people that want to come to Tasmania, especially on the coast, to have more experiences that can really showcase this country from the beaches into the highlands or the mountains.” — Tully O’Neil, Ranger, Healthy Country Services & Consulting
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