The Karri forest

Australia, 1962

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A tall karri forest in south-west of Western Australia is part of the State’s third of a million acres of forest. It provides a continuous and increasing supply for the timber industry; and is the site of a youth camp for school children. Forest officers explain various aspects of forestry to the children showing felling, milling and fire control. Other attractions include rare wildflowers, reptiles and birds.

Credits

director

Antonio Colacino

producer

Eric Thompson

production company

Australian National Film Board

Language

English

Duration

00:28:07:00

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