Running wild. Australia's camels.

Contributor(s): Davidson, Robyn, 1950- [author,, narrator.]Material type: FilmFilmPublisher number: R-123223-9 | RoadshowDistributor: Australia : Roadshow Entertainment, 2016Copyright date: ©2016Description: 1 DVD-video (58 minutes) : sound, colour ; 12 cmContent type: two-dimensional moving image Media type: video Carrier type: videodiscOther title: Australia's camels [dvd]Uniform titles: Running wild. Australia's camels (Television program) Subject(s): Camels | Feral animals | Feral animals -- Control | Television programs | Camels -- Central Australia | Introduced animal pests -- Australia -- History | Camels -- Australia, Central | Camels -- Australia | Introduced animal pests -- Australia -- History | Introduced animals -- Australia -- History | Television programs -- Australia | Documentary television programs -- Australia | Camels -- Australia | Feral animals -- Control -- Australia | Feral animals -- Australia | Video recordings for the hearing impaired | Australia | Australia -- Central AustraliaGenre/Form: Video recordings for the hearing impaired. | Video recordings for the hearing impaired. | Feature films. | Nonfiction television programs. | Documentary television programs. | Environmental television programs. | History. | Nonfiction television programs. | Environmental television programs. | Documentary television programs. | Video recordings for the hearing impaired | Nonfiction television programs | Environmental television programs | Documentary television programs | Nonfiction television programs. | Environmental television programs. | Documentary television programs. | Video recordings for the hearing impaired. | Documentaries -- Film genre DDC classification: 632.65996360994 Production credits: Director Ben Hawke, Producer Ian Harley.Cast: Narrator Robyn Davidson.Summary: Australia is home to some of the world’s most interesting animals – from kangaroos to koalas, to deadly spiders and snakes. But did you know it’s also home to the largest population of wild camels on Earth? After first arriving on our shores in 1860 to assist in the ill-fated Burke and Willis expedition to cross Australia from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria, there was once an estimated one million feral camels running wild across the Australian outback. Narrated by Robyn Davidson, author of Tracks – the story of her remarkable 1,700 mile trek on camelback across the deserts of western Australia – this riveting documentary looks at the history of the camel in our country. From the explorers who brought them here, to the people still working with them today, Running Wild: Australia’s Camels examines both the impact of feral camels on our fragile environment and the massive culling operations responsible for thinning the herd.
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Roadshow : R-123223-9.

Director Ben Hawke, Producer Ian Harley.

Narrator Robyn Davidson.

Australia is home to some of the world’s most interesting animals – from kangaroos to koalas, to deadly spiders and snakes. But did you know it’s also home to the largest population of wild camels on Earth? After first arriving on our shores in 1860 to assist in the ill-fated Burke and Willis expedition to cross Australia from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria, there was once an estimated one million feral camels running wild across the Australian outback. Narrated by Robyn Davidson, author of Tracks – the story of her remarkable 1,700 mile trek on camelback across the deserts of western Australia – this riveting documentary looks at the history of the camel in our country. From the explorers who brought them here, to the people still working with them today, Running Wild: Australia’s Camels examines both the impact of feral camels on our fragile environment and the massive culling operations responsible for thinning the herd.

Censorship classification : PG.

DVD video, Dolby digital 2.0, PAL, Region 4, aspect 16:9.

In English. [CC] English Captions (Descriptive subtitles for the hearing impaired).

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