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Promoting and encouraging conservation that positively impacts the health of terrestrial and near shore marine ecosystems.

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HUMAN EYE PRODUCTIONS:

SOS ON Kaua'i KVIN 26

NOW PLAYING: NEW SURF LEGEND INTERVIEWS!

Ocean Pulse @ Kula 1996-2007

The SOS video team is available to help with your project. Armed with Sony HD and DV cameras cased in Amphibico housings, SOS videographers can assist you with documenting coral reefs or other oceanic ecosystems.

SOS Video portrays a sample of the many species that depend on the health of the reef and highlights Hawai’i’s unique endemic species (more than 1,250 unique species that can only be found on Hawaii’s reefs). SOS video also encourages action and lets viewers know that “you can make a difference.”

Save Our Seas has a ten year record of programs that demonstrate broad community involvement in the stewardship of natural resources.

The best way to raise public awareness is through the universal media of television and film production. The crewmembers working on this program are experienced professionals in all aspects of the film industry from the creative inception through postproduction. They are committed to the cause of preserving the world’s oceans.

SOS producers have devoted their careers to the protect marine environments and know from experience that a fusion of art and science can affect children and adults in many positive ways.

Reefs in Hawai’i and across the planet are at a critical stage. Coral reefs have finally begun to receive international media attention. The US Congress recently passed legislation designed to foster the protection of the coral reef system within US coastal waters. This support must be strongly emphasized for residents and visitors in Hawai’i before it’s too late. The resources and beauty of the coral reefs of America need to be spotlighted. We must strive to show that the waters surrounding Hawai’i are a National Treasure. The coral reefs under United States’ jurisdiction in the Hawaiian archipelago stretch for over 1,500 miles.

Our kids are our future. Let's show them we care about Earth and give
them reasons to protect it!

Dr. Thomas Gorgas, Isaiah Halpin, Terry Lilley, Capt. Paul Clark, Lyon Hamilton, Joel Guy, Marsha McAlvage, Captain Steve Voris, Gerry Charlebois, Teresa Tico, Dr. Carl Stepath, Dr. Brian Tissot, Marc Runyon, Gil Arbel, Donna Brown, SapSucker




	Promoting and encouraging conservation that positively impacts the health of terrestrial and near shore marine ecosystems. Partners HUMAN EYE PRODUCTIONS: SOS ON Kaua'i KVIN 26 NOW PLAYING: NEW SURF LEGEND INTERVIEWS! Ocean Pulse @ Kula 1996-2007 Learning About: Featuring Michael Douglas and Capt. Paul Clark. Kula High and Intermediate Kaua'i with grades 7 and 10 Terry Lilley Sharks in Hawai'i Terry Lilley: See Terry's California Coast Video on You Tube! Drive TV: Central Coast Diving SOS Mission and History; Featuring SOS Founder Teri Tico *Internationally aired: EcoWatch* SOS HD (High Definition) Video Monitoring Team Documenting Ocean Ecosystems The SOS video team is available to help with your project. Armed with Sony HD and DV cameras cased in Amphibico housings, SOS videographers can assist you with documenting coral reefs or other oceanic ecosystems. Please inquire for details. SOS@SaveOurSeas.Org SOS Video portrays a sample of the many species that depend on the health of the reef and highlights Hawai’i’s unique endemic species (more than 1,250 unique species that can only be found on Hawaii’s reefs). SOS video also encourages action and lets viewers know that “you can make a difference.” Save Our Seas has a ten year record of programs that demonstrate broad community involvement in the stewardship of natural resources. Mahalo To all of the staff and volunteers that make SOS Vision possible! Quality and Experience: The best way to raise public awareness is through the universal media of television and film production. The crewmembers working on this program are experienced professionals in all aspects of the film industry from the creative inception through postproduction. They are committed to the cause of preserving the world’s oceans. SOS producers have devoted their careers to the protect marine environments and know from experience that a fusion of art and science can affect children and adults in many positive ways. The public must be informed about Oceanic Health: Reefs in Hawai’i and across the planet are at a critical stage. Coral reefs have finally begun to receive international media attention. The US Congress recently passed legislation designed to foster the protection of the coral reef system within US coastal waters. This support must be strongly emphasized for residents and visitors in Hawai’i before it’s too late. The resources and beauty of the coral reefs of America need to be spotlighted. We must strive to show that the waters surrounding Hawai’i are a National Treasure. The coral reefs under United States’ jurisdiction in the Hawaiian archipelago stretch for over 1,500 miles. We Need Your Help! Your Tax Deductible Donations will Help send an SOS To The World Our kids are our future. Let's show them we care about Earth and give them reasons to protect it! SOS@SaveOurSeas.Org SOS Video/Photo Donations/Credits: Dr. Thomas Gorgas, Isaiah Halpin, Terry Lilley, Capt. Paul Clark, Lyon Hamilton, Joel Guy, Marsha McAlvage, Captain Steve Voris, Gerry Charlebois, Teresa Tico, Dr. Carl Stepath, Dr. Brian Tissot, Marc Runyon, Gil Arbel, Donna Brown, SapSucker
Save Our Seas P.O. Box 813, Hanalei, HI 96714 Telephone: (808) 651-3452