Interested in contributing to make the 2026 Swanpool Environmental Film Festival a success? There's an Information session at Swanpool Cinema, Thursday 12 March at 7pm
Last year's Festival was a sold-out success, featuring two dynamic guest speakers, and four thought provoking films. Master of Ceremonies Ramey Hengen filled the role with warmth and humour.
Themes from the first film, 'Climate Extremes' were explored by speaker, Dr Philip Lawn, an ecological economist from Torrens University Australia. The second film, 'Roots So Deep', looked at attitudes to sustainable and regenerative farming in the US. This was followed by a lively interview and Q&A with local farmer Mark Foletta and MC Ramey in which Mark spoke about his ventures in diversification and passion for involving his local community.
The third film before the dinner break was 'Takayna - The Heart of Lutruwita', followed after dinner by the final film of the 2025 festival, 'Ocean' with David Attenborough.
For more detail about the 2025 Festival and earlier festivals, follow this link : - Swanpool Environmental Film Festival.
Themes from the first film, 'Climate Extremes' were explored by speaker, Dr Philip Lawn, an ecological economist from Torrens University Australia. The second film, 'Roots So Deep', looked at attitudes to sustainable and regenerative farming in the US. This was followed by a lively interview and Q&A with local farmer Mark Foletta and MC Ramey in which Mark spoke about his ventures in diversification and passion for involving his local community.
The third film before the dinner break was 'Takayna - The Heart of Lutruwita', followed after dinner by the final film of the 2025 festival, 'Ocean' with David Attenborough.
For more detail about the 2025 Festival and earlier festivals, follow this link : - Swanpool Environmental Film Festival.
