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Showing posts with label Oceans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oceans. Show all posts
9.15.2010
The End of the Line Trailer
Olivia Chow presents THE END OF THE LINE tonight at the Bloor Cinema.
Imagine an ocean without fish. Imagine the global consequences. Join MP Olivia Chow on Wednesday, September 15 at 6:30 for THE END OF THE LINE, a powerful film about one of the world's most disturbing problems – overfishing. Stick around after the film for a discussion with Greenpeace Executive Director Bruce Cox. For more information visit http://oliviachow.ca/endoftheline. FREE!
Imagine an ocean without fish. Imagine the global consequences. Join MP Olivia Chow on Wednesday, September 15 at 6:30 for THE END OF THE LINE, a powerful film about one of the world's most disturbing problems – overfishing. Stick around after the film for a discussion with Greenpeace Executive Director Bruce Cox. For more information visit http://oliviachow.ca/endoftheline. FREE!
12.21.2007
Coming in 2008 from BBC: Oceans
EarthEcho International president Philippe Cousteau is proud to be a host for Oceans, a BBC/Discovery co-production.
We know more about the surface of Mars than we do about the depths of Earth's oceans. Hidden there are amazing stories that will reveal new truths about our past, our planet, and the life within it. These incredible unseen stories will be told in the eight episodes comprising the Oceans series.
Each hour-long program, filmed in a different sea or ocean, will feature explorer Paul Rose, environmentalist Philippe Cousteau, maritime archaeologist Dr. Lucy Blue, and marine biologist Tooni Mahto as they brave the dangers of the deep, engage with the local people whose lives and livelihood depend on the sea, reflect on humankind's impact on the oceans, and attempt to inspire people to consider their changing relationship with the oceans.
Visit Cousteau's site here.
We know more about the surface of Mars than we do about the depths of Earth's oceans. Hidden there are amazing stories that will reveal new truths about our past, our planet, and the life within it. These incredible unseen stories will be told in the eight episodes comprising the Oceans series.
Each hour-long program, filmed in a different sea or ocean, will feature explorer Paul Rose, environmentalist Philippe Cousteau, maritime archaeologist Dr. Lucy Blue, and marine biologist Tooni Mahto as they brave the dangers of the deep, engage with the local people whose lives and livelihood depend on the sea, reflect on humankind's impact on the oceans, and attempt to inspire people to consider their changing relationship with the oceans.
Visit Cousteau's site here.
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