Corals' Last Stand

What to Expect

Experience the compelling story of Scott Reef, an ancient coral atoll teeming with unique species, now under threat from gas drilling. This event combines a documentary screening with an interactive workshop, offering a deep dive into environmental and ethical challenges.

The film features prominent Australians like Tim Winton and John Butler, highlighting the urgent dilemma facing this fragile ecosystem amid climate change. Following the screening, engage with lead campaigners and FORE Australia in a skills-building session designed to empower you to take meaningful climate action.

This event is part of the Yarra Environmental Film Festival, presented in partnership with Yarra Libraries and Environmental Films Australia, making it a must-attend for environmentally conscious families.

Activity Details

The event runs on Thursday, 26 March 2026, from 18:30 to 20:30. It is a free event suitable for parents and children interested in environmental issues and activism.

The evening includes a film screening followed by a discussion and an interactive workshop. The workshop aims to equip attendees with practical tools to drive climate action in their communities.

Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn from experts, making it both an educational and inspiring experience.

Location and Access

The event takes place at Collingwood Yards, located at 35 Johnston Street, Collingwood 3066.

Collingwood Yards is accessible by public transport and offers a welcoming environment for families. Directions are available to help you plan your visit.

The venue is suitable for school-aged children accompanied by parents, providing a safe and engaging space for learning about environmental sustainability.

Important Information

This is a free event but booking is required to secure your place. The event is part of the Yarra Environmental Film Festival, so consider exploring other festival films and activities.

Please arrive on time to fully benefit from both the screening and the workshop. The content is designed to be engaging for adults and older children interested in environmental issues.

Contact details are provided for any inquiries, ensuring you have support before attending.

Booking and Prices

Tickets are free and available through the event booking link. Early booking is recommended due to limited capacity.

No additional costs are involved, making it an accessible opportunity for families to engage in climate action education.

Booking online ensures your spot and helps organizers plan for a successful event.