Australia's Wild Odyssey – Trailer

📝Download ATOM Study Guide for 'Australia's Wild Odyssey': https://tinyurl.com/yvwpt9xb

SERIES OVERVIEW:

Follow the flow of water across the Australian continent to uncover the incredible connections that link all creatures on earth: from ants,
to eagles, to us.

Over three dynamic episodes, this series sets out on a journey across the driest inhabited continent – following the rain, rivers and underground aquifers as they transform and connect distant ecosystems. Each story reveals a new piece in the biological systems that have allowed life to thrive on our planet for billions of years.

This natural history/science hybrid is produced by the Emmy-award-winning team responsible for many of Australia’s best wildlife films including 'Kakadu', 'Life on the Reef', 'Australia’s Ocean Odyssey' and most recently 'Puff: Wonders of the Reef'. Using gyro-stabilised 8K aerials, 6K drone photography, high-speed Phantom photography, timelapse, macro and graphics, the inner workings of these ecosystems are revealed in breathtaking detail – capturing the wingbeat of a dragonfly or the microscopic hair on the toe pads of a gecko that allow it to climb vertical surfaces.

'Australia’s Wild Odyssey' is an epic adventure through Australia’s wildest landscapes, and a love letter to the only planet we know of that sustains life.

CURRICULUM LINKS:

'Australia's Wild Odyssey' is intended for secondary school students undertaking Science, with applications in the senior sciences of Biology and Chemistry, and with further links to the cross-curricular priorities of Sustainability and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures.

As a curriculum resource in Science, 'Australia’s Wild Odyssey' is relevant to all strands – Biological Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Earth and Space Sciences and Physical Sciences – of Science Understanding. Activities and investigations suggested by the program allow students to develop their communication and evaluation skills under the Science Inquiry heading, while connections to questions of sustainability and conservation ensures that this resource is also applicable to the Science as a Human Endeavour criterion.

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