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UPCOMING EVENTS
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1st-28TH OCTOBER 2024
UK

EARTHSHOT COMPETITION
EARTHSHOT CHAMPION FOR REVIVE OUR OCEAN

Blue Peter is giving you the amazing opportunity to come up with an idea that could help the planet and be recognised by His Royal Highness, Prince William’s prestigious Earthshot Prize! The Earthshot Prize looks for solutions to the world’s biggest environmental challenges, and now we want YOU to get involved too!

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How to enter

To enter The Blue Peter Earthshot Competition, come up with your own original idea to address at least one of these five important areas that need your help:​ Fix our Climate: What is an imaginative way to reduce pollution and greenhouse gases? Protect and Restore Nature: How might we protect wildlife on land and care for natural habitats? Clean our Air: What could help clean our air? Maybe greener transport, or cleaner energy? Revive our Oceans: How could we help to revive our oceans and rivers, reduce waste, or protect biodiversity? Build a Waste-free World: Think about how we could reduce waste, reuse, recycle, repurpose, or think differently about food waste.

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The Blue Peter Earthshot Competition is open for entries at 5pm Friday 6th September 2024 and will close at 5pm on Monday 28th October 2024. Entry is via post or online.

COMING SOON

FOR THE LATEST UPDATES VISIT @INKACRESSWELL ON INSTAGRAM & TWITTER 

PAST EVENTS
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1st OCTOBER 2024
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

RETHINK FISHERIES! FOR THRIVING SEAS AND COMMUNITIES 

KEYNOTE by Inka Cresswell

For decades, our seas have been dominated by industrial-scale, high-impact fisheries that employ destructive practices in the most vulnerable marine areas. Supported by subsidies and unfairly allocated quotas in the name of economic and food security, they in fact degrade and deplete our ocean and endanger the sustainability of the fishing industry. Even areas designated as “protected” continue to suffer from ecologically devastating activities, most notably bottom trawling.

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But there’s hope. A growing movement of small-scale fishers, ocean lovers, and marine conservationists is demonstrating there’s a different, better way forward — and that by protecting the ocean, we protect ourselves.

 

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6th JUNE 2024
FUJIFILM HOUSE, LONDON, UK

WOMEN IN OCEAN SCIENCE
WORLD OCEAN DAY EVENT

You’re invited - join us in celebrating World Ocean’s Day! Brought to you by @womeninoceanscience, we have two exciting events happening on the same day in central London:

DAYTIME SPEAKER MINI-FESTIVAL:
🕛 11:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Immerse yourself in a series of panel discussions and speaker sessions featuring topics like ocean photography, storytelling and marine science 🌊🔬 (No pre-registration required, just turn up and stay for as many sessions as you would like!)

If you find yourself in London on 8th June, please join us for our day or evening event - or both! Nab a ticket for the evening drinks (link in bio)

A heartfelt thank you to @fujifilmukfor lending us the space and to @thehiddenseawine for sponsoring the drinks!

 

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7th MARCH 2024
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM

Blue leaders High-Level Event on BBNJ
KEYNOTE by Inka Cresswell

Leading the call for a network of highly and fully protected marine areas by 2030.

 

The Blue Leaders are an ambitious group of countries calling for urgent action to save the global ocean in the face of the climate crisis, overfishing, pollution, and other threats.

 

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12th DECEMBER 2023
House of Lords, UK

Oceana UK, House of Lords Evening Reception

 

Oceana in the UK makes the urgent need for action clear with creative, hard-hitting campaigns that influence key decision makers. They work to inform and empower the public on issues that threaten ocean health, through media campaigns, advocacy and community action.

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1ST DECEMBER - 13TH JANUARY 2023

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CLIMATE CREATIVES CHALLENGE

The CLIMATE CREATIVES CHALLENGE is a global initiative serving as a catalyst for innovation in climate communication. This includes a biannual international design competition, supporting new and novel approaches for communicating the impacts of climate change and the benefits of mitigation, adaptation and resilience. 

 

In its fourth iteration, the challenge sets its gaze on the tumultuous interplay between climate change and coastal regions. The central question for this challenge is:

 

The challenge is free to enter and open to people of all disciplines and creative backgrounds including;​ Designers, filmmakers, architects, programmers, engineers, musicians, sculptors, illustrators, storytellers, scientists, marine biologists, data visualisers, geographers, social scientists, environmentalists… anyone with a creative concept that could help communicate this theme.

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Challenge #04 hosts an esteemed panel of international judges:

Emily Penn, Inka Cresswell, Professor Tom Spencer, Asher Jay, Sophie Day, Russell Arnott, Ed Barsley, Cllr Harry Blathwayt, Professor Iris Moeller, Richard Jackson and Vanessa Barragão

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​A video explaining the challenge can be seen here: https://lnkd.in/e5utSG-s

To enter the challenge, visit https://lnkd.in/e6tzBDUf

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26 NOVEMBER - 2ND DECEMBER 2023

SHERATON NORFOLK, WATERSIDE RESORT

BIMS WEEK RETREAT

We are thrilled to introduce our inaugural BIMS Week in-person event at the Sheraton Norfolk Waterside Hotel Nov-26th-Dec 2. BIMS Week combines a strong focus on science and self-care. We firmly believe that nurturing emotional and professional wellbeing leads to scientists achieving remarkable research outcomes. Today, as a 501(cX3) non-profit with $1.5M+ funding, with 400+ members, we celebrate Black marine scientists, inspire leaders, and engage globally. BIMS resonates worldwide, from Kenya to Hampton Roads. Reflecting on these past two years, the journey has been nothing short of extraordinary. As we eagerly anticipate the future, we invite you to join us on this remarkable ride. Together as community partners, let's embrace the

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6- 7 NOVEMBER 2023
1PM-8pm GMT

LONDON, ENGLAND

PEOPLE FOR PLANET SUMMIT

Join the world’s top conservation experts from across the Global South for an inspiring 2-day programme at the Whitley Fund for Nature’s ‘People for Planet’ Summit. To mark the charity’s 30th Anniversary, the Whitley Gold Award winners will discuss the transformational power of grassroots conservation alongside expert peers and special guests.

 

SAFEGUARDING SEAS IN PERIL

Featuring Whitley Award Winners: Jean Wiener, Pablo Borboroglu, Zafer Kizilkaya

Guest Panellist: Inka Cresswell - Wildlife Filmmaker 

Moderator: Hanli Pinsloo - Ocean Conservationuist and free diver 

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From overfishing to plastic pollution, marine protected areas, and deep sea mining; How building grassroots support can help us safeguard 30% of the ocean by 2030

 

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SATURDAY 21 OCTOBER - SUNDAY 22nd OCTOBER 2023 9am-4:30pm
CHESHIRE, ENGLAND

CHESTER ZOO YOUTH SYMPOSIUM

We’re delighted to announce that our Youth Symposium will be returning Saturday 21 and Sunday 22 October 2023 and we are inviting young people from across the country to share their experiences, knowledge and passion for conservation!

 

 ‘From Science to Cinema: My Evolution as an Ocean Advocate’

KEYNOTE: INKA CRESSWELL 

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Embark on an inspiring journey with Wildlife Filmmaker and Photographer, Inka Cresswell, as she takes you behind the scenes of her extraordinary career in ocean conservation. With a background in Marine Biology and a passion for capturing the beauty of our oceans, Inka’s storytelling has led her to explore marine protected areas around the world, coral restoration initiatives, and even explore the world of shark tagging.

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Join her as she shares tales of her adventures and collaborations with leading scientists and camera professionals worldwide. Through captivating visuals and heartfelt narratives, Inka delves into the world of wildlife filmmaking and photography, offering advice to aspiring conservationists. Discover the art of making conservation accessible, and be inspired to join the wave of change in safeguarding our precious marine ecosystems.

 

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SUNDAY JULY 9TH 2023 10AM PT/12PM CST/ 1PM ET / 17:00 GMT - DIGITAL

UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY/ FILMMAKING FOR CONSERVATION ACTION WORKSHOP

Girls Who Click offers FREE nature photography workshops to teen girls, ages 13-18. We have partnered with a group of generous and talented full-time photographers who will be teaching workshops in different locations around the United States. Our goal is to inspire a new generation of female photographers and conservationists. Email us at info@GirlsWhoClick.org for more information on any of these workshops! We are currently adding workshops for in-person and online for 2023! Sign up for workshop notifications to be the first to know. 

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As a Marine Biologist and wildlife filmmaker Inka uses her camera to educate people about our blue spaces. During this workshop she will take you through the basics of underwater camera work and how you can use your camera as a tool to drive conservation action. Learn more about Inka on her Girls Who Click photographer pageThis workshop is for girls and female-identified youth ages 13-18. We do make age exceptions for motivated students. This workshop is free.

Please remember to have a parent/guardian to fill out the online waiver. If a participant is over 18, please fill out the form yourself.

 

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8TH JUNE 2023
THE WAVE BRISTOL UK, LISBON PORTUGAL AND DIGITAL

WORLD OCEAN DAY FOR SCHOOLS

Join kids and teachers around the world for a fun, interactive day of learning about our blue planet. Now in its sixth year, World Ocean Day for schools excites kids about the blue spaces around them and how they can help protect these fascinating ecosystems for life. Register for free, and you’ll get more materials ahead of June 8.

 

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OCTOBER 11TH 2022
BRISTOL,UK

CAN THE OCEANS BE HEALTHIER THAN WE HAVE EVER KNOWN?


SPEAKERS: INKA CRESSWELL, CHARLES CLOVER, HUGO TAHOLM, TOM KAY

Blue Earth Summit is a movement. A dynamic mix of communities, redefining how we work and driven by a love for the outdoors. Each year we bring together makers and mavericks, founders and futurists, adventurers and investors, for three days in one of the most radical cities in the world. 

 

Join our purpose-led gathering for two days of inspirational sessions and speakers in central Bristol, followed by a final day of activity-led networking at The Wave, one of Europe’s premier sporting venues.

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SEPTEMBER 21ST 2022
FALMOUTH, CORNWALL
AT LAST LIGHT


SPEAKERS: INKA CRESSWELL, WYL MENMUIR, OCTAVIA BRIGHT & EMMA HARPER

Happy World Ocean Day ! We’re so excited you’re here. 

The day starts at 9am BST with a live assembly hosted by Marine Biologist & Filmmaker, Inka Cresswell. Then we’ll kick off our live lessons (links to register below). You’ll also find lots amazing lessons, activities & films here ready for you to access any time.Remember last year, when we goaded you all into taking a dip at dawn with the promise of an inspiring breakfast afterwards? Well we're at it again, but this time we have dusk in our sights. A hidden cove and subtropical garden in Falmouth Bay, a bracing swim, and inspiring speakers, drinks and food to sate your appetite for all things sea? At Last Light is here...

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JUNE 8th 2022
DIGITAL

WORLD OCEANS DAY FOR SCHOOLS


HOSTED BY INKA CRESSWELL

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Happy World Ocean Day ! We’re so excited you’re here. 

The day starts at 9am BST with a live assembly hosted by Marine Biologist & Filmmaker, Inka Cresswell. Then we’ll kick off our live lessons (links to register below). You’ll also find lots amazing lessons, activities & films here ready for you to access any time.

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NOVEMBER 15th 2021 
BRISTOL, UK & DIGITAL

CHANGING THE TIDE


WITH PIPPA EHRLICH, INKA CRESSWELL, ALASTAIR HARRIS, GILDASANDRIAMALALA & SWATI THIYAGARAJAN

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Climate change is not an abstract forecast, it is a real, present and intensifying threat to our oceans and each and every person on our planet.  This decade is our last chance to safeguard our future and without healthy seas, Earth cannot sustain life as we know it.

Our oceans harbour millions of species that underpin an infinite web of ecological networks, and remarkable ecosystems like mangroves and kelp forests have an important role to play in coastal protection, carbon sequestration and supporting vulnerable coastal communities. Hear from practitioners and storytellers working on the front lines of the ocean climate emergency about scalable solutions that offer hope for people and nature.

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JUNE 26- JULY 1ST 2021
DIGITAL
Keynote: 
Inka Cresswell

Co-founded by Captain Planet Foundation and Lonely Whale, the Ocean Heroes Network and Bootcamp empower existing and emerging youth leaders to create their own campaigns to take action against ocean plastic pollution. The campaigns created by Ocean Heroes support the achievement of UN SDG 14.1 by 2025

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OCEAN ACTIVIST CAMP
 
June 10th 2021
 
STREAMING LIVE FROM St AGNES CORNWALL

REFRAMING THE BLUE ECONOMY with Inka Cresswell Hugo Tagholm and marine Stewardship Council 

IMMERSE / ALIGN  / CONNECT 

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The ocean is the life support system of our planet, critical to regulating our climate and ecosystems. With the @G7 due to arrive in Cornwall, I'm joining @FinisterreUK to call on the world’s most powerful nations to make seven commitments to prioritise the protection of our ocean.We’re nearing the point of no return. We have the opportunity to drive real change, but if we do nothing, our own future and that of our ocean is far less certain.

 

I'm proud to be joining @FinisterreUK at #Sea7 - their live streamed ocean activist workshop.We all have the power to act, and right now the ocean needs our action more than ever. That's why I've joined Finisterre to call on the @G7 to commit to protecting our ocean and to learn how I can do more to take action. #Sea7Activist #OceanActivist

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INTERNATIONAL DAY OF WOMEN AND GIRLS IN SCIENCE
 
February 11th 2021
5:25pm GMT
 
DIGITAL ON CLUBHOUSE
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WOMEN IN SCIENCE
with CHARLIE YOUNG, INKA CRESSWELL, LIZZIE DALY, FRANCESCA TROTMAN, MADS ST CLAIRE, SARAH ROBERTS, MEGAN MCCUBIN AND REBECCA DANIEL

For International Women and Girls in Science Day, the Director of The Marine Diaries will be joined by other fabulous ladies in marine science.

We'll be sharing our stories, research and experiences! Everyone is welcome.

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If you're not on clubhouse yet, not to worry - we'll be recording the session and sharing it on other platforms!

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ULTRAMARINE SUMMIT
 
February 3rd-5th 2021
DIGITAL

WOMEN ON THE FRONTLINES
with CRISTINA MITTERMEIER DR. ERIKA WOOLSEY, INKA CRESSWELL, LIZZIE DALY and MALAIKA VAZ

Join us on  February 5th for a discussion on ocean storytelling and women on the frontlines of ocean conservation. Moderated by Cristina Mittermeier, Dr Erika Woolsey, Inka Cresswell, Lizzie Daly and Malaika Vaz share stories from the field, what makes an effective story for wildlife filmmaking and how film and photography can be used to inspire ocean conservation action. 

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ULTRAMARINE 2021 will take place February 3-5, 2021, and feature a virtual event for its annual summit, with hosts and speakers, live streaming from Sir Richard Branson's Necker Island in the British Virgin Islands, and around the world!

 

Ultramarine aims to inspire people who are successful doers to bring their skills to ocean conservation, and to bring ocean conservation into their fields.

 

We seek to broaden the set of capable people contributing to the cause of ocean conservation. We believe inspiration works best when a community develops meaningful bonds, which happens when people are both learning and having fun sharing new experiences.

 

We bring together luminaries from all around the world in four main categories:

Ocean Impact Investors

Ocean Entrepreneurs

Policy & Research

Artists and Storytellers

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MARINE CONSERVATION SOCIETY AGM & ANNUAL CONFERENCE 

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19th November 2020
DIGITAL

WILDLIFE FILMMAKING TALK WITH INKA CRESSWELL AND LIZZIE DALY

Join us on Thursday 19 November from 5pm for our online AGM and annual conference

 

We’ll be coming together in search of some ocean optimism and to let our supporters know what we’ve been doing during these unprecedented times to recover, protect and continue to celebrate our seas.

 

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19th-23rd OCT 2020
WILDSCREEN VIRTUAL EDITION
 BRISTOL, UK

'MY 25: The Ocean Between Us' - Film Screening 

 

The 2020 Official Selection honours 35 productions, including 17 feature length and 18 short films, that are as diverse in style and subject as the natural world. The entries hail from 14 countries across 5 continents, each bringing a new perspective to the natural world and humanity’s relationship with it.

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The myriad of complex relationships that exist between humans and nature features heavily amongst the selections which Wildscreen hopes will make a powerful contribution to the discussion on inclusion and diversity within the wildlife and conservation sector globally.

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We received hundreds of submissions and worked with a team of pre-selectors and programmers to curate a screening programme that features original and creative stories about the natural world. The natural world is beautifully diverse and this strength will be reflected through the voices heard, tools used and stories shared within the Wildscreen Official Selection. 

 

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'MY 25: The Ocean Between Us' - Film Screening 

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The Wildlife Conservation Film Festival is a must-attend event for thought-leaders in biodiversity, film and major conservation organizations.

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WCFF brings together activists, experts filmmakers, non-governmental enthusiasts, representatives of the public and private sector, youth, scholars as well as wide audiences from all walks of life. We honor the projects and causes that individuals sometimes risk their lives to pursue. Attracting a diverse international audience, we provide a unique setting to interact directly with conservation experts and filmmakers, often via one-on-one conversation.

 

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SEPTEMBER 28TH- OCTOBER 3RD 2020
JACKSON WILD VIRTUAL SUMMIT  
DIGITAL 

WILD WOMEN: OCEAN CONSERVATION

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The title says it all. These fearless five women are looking to change the way we see our ocean. Through different mediums of science and visual storytelling, each looks to the ocean as a new vector for exploration. Join them as they each tell their stories of what it’s like working and filming under the sea.

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​In the midst of global social isolation, the catalyzing conversations that the Jackson Wild Summit is known for are more important than ever, making this year’s Virtual Summit one not to miss.

 

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3rd SEPTEMBER 7pm BST 2020
IGTV LIVE @LOVETHEOCEANS

Ever since Inka first opened her eyes beneath the surface of our oceans she has been captivated by the incredible abundance of life and diversity of colours. Not only have the oceans always been her greatest source of inspiration but they have unlocked a lifetime of adventure. she now works to conserve these ecosystems to the best of her ability and act as a science communicator using her camera to unlock and share the mysteries of our oceans. 

 

*Inka Cresswell, wildlife filmmaker, marine biologist and science communicator is this week's Live Q&A Guest! Leave your questions for her on the @lovetheoceans post, and tune in live at 7pm BST Thursday 3rd September!*

 

@inkacresswell will be joining our Founder Francesca Trotman in this week’s Thursday Live Q&A Sessions, talking about wildlife filmmaking, marine conservation and diving. Comment on the @lovetheoceans post with your questions for Inka or Francesca or tune in live on Thursday and submit them then! 

 

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WANDER WOMEN GLOBAL: A VIRTUAL OCEAN INSPIRED RETREAT

14th-20th AUGUST 2020
DIGITAL

Join Wander Women Retreats founder Alexandra Baackes and a crew of incredible women from around the globe for a week of virtual travel inspiration, dive education, yoga flows, online workshops, new friends, and more. Soak up and make the most of summer vibes from wherever you are!

 

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BRIGHTON ROCKS

International Film Festival

10th-18th AUGUST 2020
BRIGHTON, UK

'MY 25: The Ocean Between Us' - Film Screening 

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Brighton Rocks is home to films that fit with the City of Brighton’s out-there creative universe. Brighton is a mecca for artists from all walks of life. It is also a state of mind, an attitude, a spirit – one that dares to be itself. 

 

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25th JULY - 1st AUGUST 2020
DIGITAL / WOODS HOLE- MASSACHUSETTS, USA

'MY 25: The Ocean Between Us' - Film Screening 

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 The Woods Hole Film Festival is an eight day showcase of independent film featuring daily screenings, workshops, panel discussions, special events, master classes, parties, awards ceremony and more. Check back often to see the exciting events and people that will be a part of the 29th Woods Hole Film Festival!

 

9:00AM (EDT) 29th JULY 2020
DIGITAL / WOODS HOLE- MASSACHUSETTS, USA

LIVE FILMMAKERS Q & A

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12pm EDT - 14th JULY 2020
INSTAGRAM LIVE  
DIGITAL 

WILD WOMEN: OCEAN TALES

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Breaking into the filmmaking industry is hard, let alone breaking into the underwater filmmaking world as a woman. Join two wild women who did exactly that: Gaelin Rosenwaks, Founder of Global Ocean Exploration Inc., and Inka Cresswell, Wildlife Filmmaker and Underwater Camera Operator. They will discuss stories from the sea, their experience in the industry, and of course, sperm whales!

 

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DIVERSITY IN MARINE SCIENCE EDUCATION

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A Panel discussion on Diversity in marine science.

We are being joined by an array of panelists who will be sharing their experiences with us:

1) Zaharatu Babika - hydrologist at the University of Bath researching catchment pollution in Nigeria.

2) nka Cresswell Marine biologist & wildlife filmmaker. Having taken marine biology at San Diego State University, Inka went on to study wildlife filmmaking at the University of the West of England. As well as directing her own films, she has worked on projects across the world including and her work as a camera operator has been screened on the BBC. 

3) Sophia Bolton - Geographer specializing in climate change & deep-sea sediments. As a cetacean lover, she has worked with Incredible Oceans

@WorldCetacean & @AsocEDMAKTUB . As @RHSUSocsice President, she has led on climate justice, lobbying both on-campus & nationally.

 

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3rd MARCH 2020
United Nations Headquarters - NEW YORK CITY, USA

Jackson Wild, the Secretariat of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) are excited to announce the finalists of the World Wildlife Day Film Showcase: Biodiversity.


The judges – professional filmmakers, scientists and stakeholders from around the world – chose the finalists from over 300 entries.


Winners will be announced at UN Headquarters in New York at a high-level event on Tuesday, March 3 to observe World Wildlife Day, and then both the finalists and winners will be showcased at screenings around the world.

 

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21st-22nd FEBRUARY 2020
COVENTRY, UK

CELEBRATING WOMEN IN DIVING

 

We are taking the main stage right after Go Diving's main speaker Steve Backshall of the BBC, to "celebrate women in diving".

 

This panel discussion, hosted by GTS founder Sarah Richard will introduce you to 3 inspiration Girls that Scuba on each day. Sarah will be interviewing them on their journeys in scuba diving so far; the highs, the lows, their dreams and aspirations as a diver. 

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24th JANUARY 2020
Düsseldorf, GERMANY

STARTING IN CONSERVATION FILMMAKING

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What does it take to become a conservation filmmaker? Inka Cresswell has asked herself that questions at a very young age and will share the story about her successful journey with us. Let’s ask her some questions!

 

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SHARK AWARENESS DAY

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7PM - 10PM JULY 14th 2018
Blue Marlin Dive Centre - GILI TRAWANGAN, INDONESIA
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SHARK AWARENESS DAY SHARK CONSERVATONTALK TALK WITH INKA CRESSWELL / GREAT WHITE SHARK FILM SCREENING

Join us Saturday, June 14th for Shark Awareness Day!

We will be celebrating the amazing world of elasmobranchs with Marine Biologist and Shark conservationist Inka Cresswell.

 

We kick off the night with Shark trivia quiz so brush up on your knowledge as we explore the underwater world and est your knowledge on one of our favourite ocean inhabitants. Big prizes are available for the team that knows their whale sharks from your dwarf goblin sharks and everything in between?! 

 

The quiz will be followed by resident Marine biologist Inka Cresswell who will take us on a journey around the world's oceans sharing her experiences on shark tagging research expeditions and filming some of our most formidable shark species! If you have ever wondered what it's like to come face to face with a Great White shark or photograph an ocean giant there will be plenty of time for Questions.

 

We will wrap up the night of FIN- Tastic fun with a special screening of Great White Shark exploring our relationship with these apex predators and learning about the individuals that free dive beside these formidable sharks!

 

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