Embark on an unforgettable journey through one of the world's largest marine ecosystems, the Benguela Current in Namibia. This stunning marine resource documentary film explores the beauty and diversity of the ocean and its impact on the local community. The film sheds light on the important role that sustainable fishing plays in preserving the delicate balance of the ecosystem, and the efforts being made to ensure its future for generations to come.
The film aims to raise awareness about the importance of marine resource management and promote ocean literacy. It provides a unique insight into the complexity of managing the ocean and the efforts being made by the Namibian fishing industry to maintain a healthy and sustainable ecosystem. Through the film, viewers will gain a greater understanding of the policies and practices in place to ensure the long-term health of the ocean and the species it supports.
One of the key themes of the film is the heightened sense of ownership and pride in the local marine resources, and the public support for the Namibian fishing industry. The film highlights the importance of building relationships between stakeholders and creating an environment of trust and cooperation. This is vital to the success of marine resource management, and the film aims to inspire and empower local communities to play an active role in protecting their marine resources.
The film reaches a global audience through major environmental film distributors, and it is a powerful tool in promoting ocean literacy and environmental education. It is a celebration of the incredible beauty and diversity of the ocean, and a call to action to support the efforts being made to protect it.
So join us on this amazing journey and discover the treasures of Namibia's Benguela Current Ecosystem. Together, we can help to ensure the future health and prosperity of our oceans and the species they support.
Produced by Jens Schneider and Conservation Film Foundation for Benguela Current Convention 2023
Crew: @CFFTrust Namibia
Cover Picture of penguin on Mercury Island by Rian Jones.
22 июл 2024
