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When RMIT film student Georgia Sampson approached me to ask permission to make her final assignment about Fifteen Trees I jumped at the chance. I knew that she would get some beautiful images and find out some great stories from some of the people I’ve had the privilege to meet and work with over the past 4 years. Over the course of a month or so, Georgia made a fabulous 7 minute film and she managed to get my ramblings into something cohesive (no mean feet).
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Georgia also wanted to have 15 trees planted on her behalf. So, she went off to Avalon Nursery, choose 15 native trees and promptly got her family to help plant them. One dynamic film-maker!
Thank you Georgia for the lovely film you made about my company, and also thank you to Andrew who always looked so happy to drive you all over the countryside, hold your microphone in place and even plant a few trees.
Georgia’s film can be found here.
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‘CAVAL is happy to continue the tradition of the past 5 years to plant native trees as speaker gifts for the speakers and facilitators of their virtual activities’. Sara Davidsson.
Saying goodbye to our loved ones can be so hard. How heartening to think that a memory of them lives on in the beautiful forests of Australia. Every tree is finding its feet and settling in for a generation’s worth of service to the planet.
‘Thank you for being an awesome Aussie initiative to repair and sustain our environment! We were so happy to discover you to ease the impact of our event and contribute to a great cause. Our hearts are happy thinking of the trees getting planted this winter!’. Good Karma Tattoo.
