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PROJECTS

#SharkNation

Worth More Alive

Seychelles Islands

Worth More Alive is a conservation documentary capturing a pivotal moment in the Seychelles, an island nation considering becoming a shark sanctuary. What began as a short visit evolved into a multi-year journey. Through sustained access to scientists, conservation leaders, and national decision-makers, the film documents a rare convergence of beauty, policy, and responsibility. At stake is more than wildlife. It is identity, legacy, and the economic future of a nation built on the ocean.
This is a story about choosing protection while the outcome is still being written.

#KEEPCRWILD

Environmental Education

Costa Rica

Thanks to the backing of the National Geographic Society, our team has developed an innovative digital Environmental Educational Program. It's designed to be easily accessible and flexible, offering an innovative approach that can be utilized globally. Our program begins with Costa Rica and its exemplary sustainable development model, aiming to engage students in grades 7 to 9, both boys and girls, from anywhere in the world.

#STOPTHEKILL

Wildlife Killing Contests

United States

Wildlife Killing Contests... It's a contest where the goal is to kill as many animals as possible. They range from Coyotes, Bobcats and Foxes and in some areas even Wolves and Mountain Lions. They have been happening under the radar for several decades and in 2021, Worth More Alive released a short film and campaign to expose these inhuman practice to the world.

#MIAMISHARKPROJECT

Miami Shark Project

Biscayne bay

The #MiamiSharkProject is a woman-led scientific team working to understand and conserve Biscayne Bay, a critical marine estuary located along the coast of downtown Miami, FL. The Miami Shark Project team has discovered that Biscayne Bay is critical nursery habitat for at least seven shark or ray species, including IUCN Red List Critically Endangered great and scalloped hammerheads. They combine ecological and social research to build a better future for Miami and  Biscayne Bay–one where humans and nature can thrive together.

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