War on Nature Screening with Muskox

War on Nature: Saving the Last Koalas
Australia is home to some of the world’s most unique wildlife, shaped by millions of years of isolation. Among its most iconic species is the koala, a national symbol now facing a precarious future. In this powerful short documentary, conservation photojournalist Paul Hilton travels through the forests of Australia’s east coast to investigate the battle over the proposed Great Koala National Park. As logging operations continue in critical habitat, conservationists race to protect one of the last strongholds for wild koalas. Combining breathtaking imagery with frontline conservation reporting, War on Nature: The Great Koala National Park explores the growing conflict between economic interests and environmental protection, revealing what is at stake, if these forests and the species that depend on them, are lost forever.

Muskox: Survival in the Arctic
In the remote Arctic tundra, one of the harshest environments on Earth, a tightly bonded herd of musk oxen – ancient survivors of the Ice Age – endures a world shaped by cold, hunger, and constant threat. At the limits of survival, they rely on cooperation, memory, and collective defence to withstand predators and the brutal rhythm of the seasons. Filmed over several years, Muskox: Survival in the Arctic offers a deeply immersive portrait of one of the Arctic’s most iconic yet rarely observed animals – bringing to the screen a rare look at musk oxen in the wild. As the seasons shift, tensions rise within the herd, predators close in, and the long polar night pushes their endurance to the edge. In an increasingly unpredictable world, the balance between survival and loss grows ever more fragile. Narrated by acclaimed British actress Daisy Head and directed by Chris Schmid, Muskox: Survival in the Arctic is a story of resilience – and a powerful reflection on the forces reshaping one of the planet’s last wild ecosystems.