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White Rock
White Rock brings together scientists, Traditional Owners, fishers and policymakers to expose one of the biggest environmental challenges facing our oceans: the explosion of long-spined sea urchins devastating Australia's kelp forests.
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White Rock brings together scientists, Traditional Owners, fishers and policymakers to expose one of the biggest environmental challenges facing our oceans: the explosion of long-spined sea urchins devastating Australia's kelp forests.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:33 minutes
Studio:Great Southern Reef Foundation, Minderoo Pictures
Cast
Stefan Andrews
Director
Damon Gameau
Self - Film Maker & Impact Campaigner
Dave Allan
Self - Urchin Processor, Tasmania Blue Seafood, Huonville, TAS
Dr. Scott Bennett
Self - Marine Ecologist, University of Tasmania
Shane Blackwell
Self - Urchin Diver, Salty Roe Tasmania, Saint Helens, TAS
Prof. Maria Byrne
Self - Urchin Scientist, University of Sydney
Gavin Hayes
Self - Abalone Diver, Mallacoota, VIC
Jared Huskin
Self - Custodian of Walbunja, Narooma, NSW
Dr. John Keane
Self - Wild Fisheries Research Fellow, University of Tasmania, Hobart, TAS
Athena Ko
Self - Marketing Manager, The Roe Australia, Melbourne, VIC
Layton Moore
Self - Custodian of Walbunja, Narooma, NSW
Makoto Shimizu
Self - Investor, Kita-Sanriku Factory Co.
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