Through the immense power of personal stories, viewers will be taken on a journey through the vast and diverse wild and threatened landscapes of Australia's largest temperate rainforests located on the northwest of lutruwita / Tasmania. The area known as Takayna. On this journey they will meet a host of inspiring individuals, each of whom is doing their utmost to protect this place.

In the face of greed and exploitation, the film shows the power of grassroots activism to effect positive change and, through the use of stunning imagery and impassioned storytelling, the film highlights the importance of the Olympic Peninsula's interconnected ecosystem and our duty to protect and preserve the natural wonders that sustain us all.

Despite decades of clearcut logging, British Columbia is still home to some magnificent ancient forests, whose rich, intricate webs of life have evolved, untouched, since the last ice age. Safe Haven takes audiences on a journey back in time, deep into the Rainbow-Jordan Wilderness, with the people working to preserve its rare ecosystems and 2,000 year-old trees.