The Karri Forest

Name: The Karri Forest
Director: Antonio Colacino
Genre: Documentary
Released: 1962-01-01
Cast: P.J. McNamara, John West

1962 · 28 min · Documentary

Pemberton Forest, a karri forest in the southwest region of Western Australia, is the site of a youth camp for school children. In this film, forest officers explain various aspects of forestry and associated industries to the children.

Directed by Antonio Colacino

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P.J. McNamara Self - Divisional Forest Officer
John West Commentator (voice)

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