The Lake of Scars

The Lake of Scars explores the rich cultural and archaeological landscape surrounding Lake Boort in Victoria. This documentary highlights the Indigenous scarred trees and artefacts that tell a story of age-old culture and environmental significance. It features Jack Charles, who guides viewers through the relationship between the land and the Dja Dja Wurrung People.

Directed by Wedge-Tail Pictures, the film underscores the importance of protecting these sites from potential threats. White horticulturist Paul Haw plays a central role, advocating for the preservation of the natural beauty and heritage of Lake Boort. This documentary not only sheds light on environmental issues but also emphasizes the need for respect and understanding of First Nations culture. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts to care for and protect our natural heritage.