Films and Video
Check out our videos and hear from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices on the frontlines, as they fight to stop fracking Seed creates spaces and opportunities for First Nations communities and those on the frontline to be central in the creative storytelling, community conversations and climate solutions for a just climate future.
Water is Life
Water is Life is a documentary about Aboriginal communities fighting against fracking plans in the NT. They learn from First Nations brothers and sisters in the US who are suffering the effects of greedy gas companies, and call on you to join their fight.
Did you hear about the Kimberley Roadtrip?
At Seed, we know how essential it is for communities experiencing the impacts of the climate crisis to be leading the fight, which is why we’re prioritising conversations with communities in the Kimberley. Earlier this year, we embarked on a trip across the East and West Kimberley to meet with mob on the frontlines of extractive industries and climate impacts.
Across two weeks we travelled to Broome, Derby, Fitzroy Crossing, Kununurra, and Wyndham. We spoke to local radio stations, organisations, and community members about the climate impacts they’re already experiencing and sharing information about the risks of fracking and the corporations who plan to frack and profit off, their country.
Standing Together to Protect Country
This powerful short film that captures the strength of First Nations communities as they stand united in the fight to protect their Country, culture, and climate. Through inspiring stories of resistance and resilience, this film showcases the leadership of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth and their commitment to defending Country from the destructive impacts of fossil fuel projects.
Dangers of Fracking
Communities across the NT are terrified at the prospect of the fracking industry destroying water, land, and community health. We are calling for a permanent ban on fracking to protect communities from the dangers of shale gas fracking.
Extractive industries like fracking are destroying our Country, threatening our water, health, cultural heritage, and climate. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities are already on the frontlines of climate change, enduring rising seas, habitat loss, extreme heat, floods, and bushfires. We demand an end to fossil fuel extraction and call for a just transition to renewable energy that benefits our communities and protects our land.
We are Seed
Seed Mob backs First Nations communities to stop the roll-out of fossil fuel on Country. Support First Nation's youth change makers as they fight for climate justice.
Protect the Kimberley from Fracking
Angel Owen, National Director - Seed Mob and Martin Pritchard, Acting CEO & Director of Strategy - Environs Kimberley, discuss what you can do to save the sacred land and waters of the Kimberley. Help stop Texan frackers Black Mountain from drilling 20 new gas wells in the Kimberley's Canning Basin.
Join Our Movement
We are building a committed movement of First Nations young people who have the skills, networks, and confidence to lead campaigns for climate justice and take meaningful action to protect country.
Are you young, blak and deadly? Do you have a passion for protecting country? Join us! Sign up to volunteer, put your hand up to attend a training, sign a powerful petition! Together, we are unstoppable!
STAND WITH US TO PROTECT COUNTRY!
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