Donate to support the documentary series Escape to Pacific – the marine wildlife conservation project aimed at researching and monitoring remote coral reefs in the Pacific.
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IBAN: NL26 BUNQ 2044 5589 04
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Bank Address: Naritaweg 131-133, 1043 BS Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Everyone who donates a financial contribution will receive the unique “Donor Certification” with thanks signed by the Escape to Nature project authors.
Who we are?
Escape to Nature is comprised of a passionate international team of professionals and volunteers who share a deep concern for the fate of our planet. Our team is dedicated to preserving and protecting all forms of life on earth, including those found in our seas and oceans.
The Escape to Nature team has dedicated itself to protecting endangered ecosystems and wildlife worldwide through long-term efforts. Starting in 2008, we have produced several documentaries with a unique and focused approach to marine life conservation for over a decade. Our documentaries aim to preserve the habitats of iconic animal species threatened by loss, showcasing innovative methods for doing so.
Why?
The new project of the upcoming documentary series called Escape to Pacific represents a significant investment for us. A new document focus model is emerging, highlighting issues related to pollution of the seas and oceans, endangered species and the impact of global warming on underwater life.
The Project will focus on the following:
- threats to coral reef ecosystems because of sea and ocean warming and water pollution
- wildlife protection
- cooperation with ocean biologists
- participation in the research of certain areas
How?
The Project will focus on the following:
- involving the activities of biologists and rescue centres focused on various wildlife species
- personal participation in scientific research and the subsequent media coverage of them
- cooperation with local and international organizations for nature protection presentations of films and photos via TV media, film festivals, social networks
- exhibition of photographs and the film project through virtual reality (VR glasses – Oculus);
- promoting the best ideas of partners and acquiring new significant resources for the best use in certain areas.
Where?
Based on previous experience from projects in the Pacific, including the support of local government and private partners, we are going to make films in the
- Papua New Guinea
- Solomon Islands
- Vanuatu
- New Caledonia
- Fiji
… and the other Pacific islands
“WE RECORD THE PAST FOR THE FUTURE“
If you decide to support our project, participate in our expeditions or donate money to the upcoming Escape to Nature project, your name, company name, or product name will appear on our website as well as in the final titles of documentaries and/or short video clips. Your contribution will help us make more films aimed at biodiversity protection and increase awareness about the possibility of having a better and safer world for future generations.
In cooperation with scientists, marine biologists, multinational organizations for the protection of animals in the sea and oceans, and in collaboration with world universities, we are approaching potentially interested parties in this global project with a request for support in the form of financial donations, crowdfunding and sponsorship.
Marine wildlife protection project aimed at research and monitoring of animals. Your donation will be 100% used for the Escape to Pacific project and for the production of new documentaries.
Invitation to virtual reality – everyone who supports us will receive an invitation with a link to the virtual reality world of Escape to Nature. Tour the island, and view the expedition catamaran, photo gallery and videos through virtual reality glasses. In addition, for donors, sponsors and partners, we offer the placement of thanks in the film’s final credits (from the date of the given donation in the subsequently completed film).
Marine biology students, volunteers and partners will be part of the Escape to Nature team, who will have the opportunity to spend a few days on a catamaran with our team and thus participate in the project.