NAIDOC Screening: Where the Water Starts
Event description
The Snowy Mountains is home to the headwaters of the Snowy, Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers yet the delicate alpine ecosystem that supports these vital water sources is being trampled. The alpine area that covers only 0.01 of Australia's inhabited land mass is under threat from a combination of the impacts of feral animals, artificial water flows and climate change.
Where The Water Starts reveals how this fragile alpine region, particularly Kosciuszko National Park, the largest in the Australian Alps is seen by a number of Indigenous and non-Indigenous people who were born or live in the southern mountains area, or who care deeply about it.
The screening will run from 6.00PM to 7.20PM followed by a panel discussion with the following speakers:
Elle Davidson – Aboriginal Planning Lecturer, University of Sydney
Michael Mossman - Associate Dean Indigenous and Lecturer in Architecture, University of Sydney
Olivia Hyde - Director of Design Excellence, Government Architect NSW
Richard Swain - Indigenous Ambassador, Invasive Species Council and the main protagonist of Where the Water Starts
Mandy King & Fabio Cavadini – Filmmakers of Where the Water Starts
Co-presented by School of Architecture, Design & Planning Film Studies Program, School of Literature, Art and MediaÂ
Bar from 5:30pm
COVID safety at the venue
Please note that if you attend a physical event at any University venue, you must be able to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test taken within the last three days upon arrival.
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