QUOLL FARM (Nominee for Best Natural History Program/Content - Long Format)

QUOLL FARM (Nominee for Best Natural History Program/Content - Long Format)

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A documentary about a colony of eastern quolls which live in a hidden valley in the Tasmanian wilderness dubbed Quoll Farm. Wildlife expert Simon Plowright lives with the quolls for a year, observing the unique creatures which are under threat from human encroachment. - Broadcasters: Smithsonian Channel, ZDF Arte, ABC, NHK - Production companies: A Smith&Nasht/Wild Creature Films production - https://wcsfp.com/entries/awards#nominees
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