How Tweed Landcare partnered with Balangara Films, The Regent Cinema Murwillumbah, Tweed Shire Council and local artists to deliver a great evening of talks and a Film that reached a new audience.

Q&A Master of Ceremonies: Peter George, AFI award-winning producer & Head of Film and Television, JMC Academy interviews cast members of The Message of the Lyrebird. Watch short clips during the Q&A, which include excerpts of the film.

Brunswick Valley Landcare hosted a full house event at Brunswick Picture House on Wednesday 15 November 2023, which began an amazing run of two screenings in two nights across the Northern Rivers…

Published in the top-ranked international ornithological journal, indicating the seriousness of these findings.

Never before has the lyrebird been showcased in education like this!

Listen to the 10 minute interview with Lyrebird director and producer, Mark Pearce, and project officer of Wildlife Protection in the Tweed Shire, Emily Clarke.

“It was Kolkata that first activated my feelings and consciousness around the theme of humans and animals existing with one another, which then birthed my first book, Dogs of India. Lyrebird re-visits this same theme I’ve been grappling with for over a decade. Synchronicity completes that circle….”

Filmmakers United International Film Festival (FUIFF) has presented Best International Documentary Film on Animal to The Message of the Lyrebird.

The Luis Bunuel Memorial Awards (LBMA) will celebrate it's 3rd annual Pigeon D’or Awards gala in the city of art and joy at the Rotary Sadan, Kolkata on 17 February, 2023 where The Message of the Lyrebird has been nominated in the category of Film on Nature/Environment/Wildlife.

The feathery tale about how the lyrebird’s survival is linked to our humanity will open the Filmmakers United International Film Festival (FUIFF) in Birmingham, United Kingdom.

The Message of the Lyrebird has inspired many people, including Rose Goodall, who wrote this wonderful poem after viewing the film. Thanks to Rose for sharing her talents, deep humanity, and human heart.

The Ireland Wildlife Film Festival is the first of its kind in Ireland and seeks to bring stories of conservation and species preservation to the big screen while also striving to create a community of filmmakers and audience members who care deeply about environmental issues.

Humans are, at once, among and apart from the rest of the animal kingdom, and few have dedicated their careers to this relationship like Sir David Attenborough.

200 tickets sold out for the Burang Landcare fundraising screening at Maleny Community Centre on Thursday October 20th.

Addressing the overwhelming threats to biodiversity that we face today, means embracing more sustainable land management practices, protecting and regenerating our native forests and creating more wildlife-friendly spaces across our region.

LYREBIRDS hold the history of the forest in their song, but are they now singing the sad story of human encroachment?

“Our general knowledge of the superb lyrebird has been beset with half-truths, fancy, and error,” Dr Anastasia Dalziell declared. “The Message of the Lyrebird takes us into this mist of lyrebird misinformation to discover the truth...”

The special Queensland premiere screening of multi award-winning nature documentary The Message of the Lyrebird is set to be held at Maleny next month.

A special screening of the multi-award-winning nature documentary Message of the Lyrebird will take place at United Cinemas, The Edge at Katoomba at 6.50pm on Wednesday September 21.

The Message of the Lyrebird was awarded in the top 10 films at the 8th Annual Wolves Independent International Film Festival, Utena – Lithuania.