Losing Nemo

Animated film on the state of our oceans: Black Fish

6 min

The Last Wild Hunt

In a few hours, the massive nets that drag the bottom and weigh up to 15 tones, can destroy deep-sea corals and sponge beds that have taken centuries or millennia to grow. The bottom line is that mistakes made now could take over a century to recover, if they are at all reversible.

Yale University

Emptying the oceans

With huge fishing fleets subsidized by governments, ineffective or non-existent multi-lateral agreements to control overfishing, and rampant piracy, the world’s oceans are not merely overfished, they are being laid bare.

Catriona Glazebrook

Executive director - Pacific Environment

Factory fishing trawlers come from all over the world and drag huge nets behind them, some as long as the Empire State Building is tall. They are literally strip mining the ocean floor of sealife.

CIWF

In too deep: The welfare of intensively farmed fish

The prevalence of fin and tail injuries, blinding cataracts, abnormal behaviours, disease outbreaks, serious infestation of salmon by sea lice, and high rates of mortality strongly indicate that current commercial stocking densities for farmed fish are too high

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Losing Nemo

Short films | 6 min

Animated film on the state of our oceans: Black Fish

Mantas Last Dance

Short films | 4 min

Short music film, that highlights the beauty and interactivity of the mysterious Manta Rays, lost to humanity due to greed and overexploitation.

Acid Test - The global challenge of ocean acidification

Short films | 22 min

Short documentary by National Resources Defence Council exploring the startling phenomenon of ocean acidification, which may challenge marine life on a scale not seen for millions of years.

At the Edge of the World

Full length documentary | 90 min

Full length documentary, that chronicles the controversial Sea Shepherd Antartic campaign using a combination of bizarre and brilliant tactics against a Japanese whaling fleet.

Meat the truth

Full length documentary | 72 min

Full length documentary by Nichloas Pierson Foundation, exposing the bitter truth about the influence of the meat industry on our environment.

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