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FILM TITLE: Pedder    DIRECTED BY:  Tabatha Badger

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 Tabatha Badger MP, MHA for Lyons, is a Tasmanian bushwalker, activist, and wilderness photographer who made a film to assist the Lake Pedder campaign.  

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Pedder - The fault in Tasmania’s wilderness, is a story of restoring hope.
In 1972 the real Lake Pedder, a global wonder of equal spiritual significance as the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru, was flooded to create an auxiliary Hydro storage impoundment. The controversy generated world wide outcry, creating the conservation movement and Gr

  

Pedder - The fault in Tasmania’s wilderness, is a story of restoring hope.
In 1972 the real Lake Pedder, a global wonder of equal spiritual significance as the Great Barrier Reef and Uluru, was flooded to create an auxiliary Hydro storage impoundment. The controversy generated world wide outcry, creating the conservation movement and Green values politics.
50 years later, the campaign to restore Lake Pedder has resurfaced, as the dams are deemed hig risk having been constructed on a fault line.

Featuring Bob Brown, Tabatha Badger, Christine Milne, Rima Truchanas, Prof. Jamie Kirkpatrick, Dr. Kevin Kiernan, Jimmy Cordwell, Julie Gough & Tobias Burrows.  


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 Restore Lake Pedder  


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