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Plastic Tide and other films
Three films about plastic and our oceans: Plasticised, Life Cycle of Plastic Bottle and Plastic Tide.
Spotlight on Ethan Carney
Learn more about Ethan Carney who will be leading a making session using reclaimed and recycled materials at the Human Aquarium Exhibition in Leeds 2019
On the Eleventh Day of Christmas
Meet one of the Giants of the Ocean..an animal of mystery and of whom we know almost nothing!
On the Tenth Day of Christmas….
No Lords a Leaping but another kind of beautiful dancer… The octopus is a mollusc that has 3 hearts, 8 arms, and can open a child proof pill bottle ( that still causes me some problems). The octopus also has the incredible ability to change the colour of its entire body in just three-tenths of […]
On the Eighth Day of Christmas…
On the first day of the New Year, we are thinking about new beginnings… Rebuilding a coral reef that can survive climate change…
On the Seventh day of Christmas…
Seven videos about Dolphins and the mysteries deep ‘under the sea’
On the Sixth Day of Christmas…
Three videos from the Oceanic Preservation Society : ILLUminations, Projecting Change and Racing Extinction. More about OPS here. “We need to highjack the worlds attention. When we are talking about losing all of nature, its not a spectator sport anymore. If you can reach people, you can change them.” http://www.opsociety.org
On the Fifth Day of Christmas
No not 5 gold rings but another kind of gold, or so we thought. A little animation about plastic and its ‘Midas touch’.
On the Third day – Meet Pickle and Morgan
Here is the story of Pickle from New Zealand, a young risk taker, with a distinctive dorsal fin, from this TEDx Talk by Ingrid Visser.