ECHIDNAS UNEARTHED
The short-beaked echidna is Australia’s most widespread native mammal, yet much about them remains unknown. This short documentary explores the hidden lives of short-beaked echidnas, their unique biology and how populations might be responding to climate change habitat loss.
This project is currently in progress and expected to finish in early 2027.
The video below shows the introduction sequence of the current draft. Full film available on request.
2026 - In progress
Sanctuary - Return of The Eastern Bettong
2025, Filmed at Mulligans Flat Woodland Sanctuary
The Eastern Bettong has been extinct on mainland Australia for over a hundred years. This small marsupial was once common and widespread, until European colonisation pushed them to the brink.
This short documentary shares a unique insight into the lives of Eastern Bettongs. It tells their story from persecution and local extinction, to their comeback and return thanks to Australian conservation scientists.
The video below only includes the first two minutes of the film. Full film available on request.
