Running Wild – Australia’s Camels DVD

This documentary explores the fascinating story of Australia’s wild camels, the largest herd in the world, which has grown to nearly one million. Initially brought to Australia in the 1860s for the ill-fated Burke and Wills expedition, these camels have since become a feral population that poses challenges to the environment. Narrated by Robyn Davidson, known for her solo camel expedition, the film delves into the history of these animals, their Afghan handlers, and the ongoing efforts to manage their impact on the Australian outback.

• Insightful narration by Robyn Davidson.
• Explores the history of camels in Australia.
• Highlights the role of Afghan handlers, known as Cameleers.
• Discusses the environmental impact of wild camels.
• Examines the potential of camel meat and milk as valuable resources.
• Features stories of individuals like Andrew Harper who continue the tradition of working with camels.
• Addresses the challenges of managing the feral camel population.

Specifications:

• Format: DVD
• Duration: Approximately 60 minutes
• Language: English

Package Content:

• 1 x Running Wild – Australia’s Camels DVD