Huge dam threatens homelands of indigenous people
23 May 2013
Bob and Jenny Weber attended the Save Rivers conference in Kuching, the capital of Sarawak. They met with local indigenous groups trying to stop the massive Baram dam, built with the help of Hydro Tasmania, that will destroy their homelands and displaces thousands of people.
Tasmania's Tarkine - one of the world's greatest remaining wilderness areas
Author: Bob Brown Foundation | Time: 4.57 minTasmania’s Tarkine
Described by CNN as the world’s greatest remaining wilderness area, Tasmania’s Tarkine is under threat from mining. Over 50 mining leases threaten to destroy the natural values of this World Heritage Value landscape. This 4 minute video showcases the Tarkine’s coastlines, rainforests, mountains and endangered creatures. There is only one Tarkine. Let’s protect it for all to enjoy.
Appeal for the Tarkine
You can help our Foundation produce a short film on the Tarkine that Bob can show whenever he speaks at a conference or event around Australia. The more people learn that Australia’s largest temperate rainforest is threatened by huge open-cut mines, the better chance we have of securing World Heritage status for this stunning wilderness.
Message from Bob Brown - Help save the Tarkine
Author: Bob Brown Foundation | Time: 2.23 minHelp Save the Tarkine
A video message from Bob Brown explaining how you can help our Foundation to produce a short film to promote the incredible wilderness of Tasmania’s Tarkine. The mining industry wants to dig up Australia’s largest temperate rainforest. We want it to be a World Heritage Area.
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