Bringing to light a concept relevant in South Africa today, the series explored unique areas of South Africa, and even places beyond its borders. The diversity of the characters in the films reflects South African society and its transformation. With much of the subject matter focusing on previously disadvantaged communities these films gave people a voice to talk about the meaning they give to South Africa’s resources. In different languages - some not even on the 11 official languages list – the films tell real African stories, exploring the age-old and mystical relationship between people and nature.

The ratings and feedback we have received are a testimony to the popularity of the films. They have been complimented and awarded by industry specialists. These tributes can be ascribed to fresh ideas and original film making techniques. The Healing Power of Nature series has stimulated discussion and debate on the topical issues of people and nature, inspiring South Africans from all walks of life.

This production has uncovered topical issues relevant to South Africa today. Most importantly the production has exposed a wide variety of people to film and empowered them in the film making process, bringing a new angle to 'wildlife documentaries'.