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Celebrating the essence of life on earth: OCEANS #shorts #ecochannelfilms #conservationfilmfoundation #whynamibia

#Shorts Our views were repainted, our canvas has changed The worth of our planet in our mind rearranged It’s clear we’re not needed when the world takes a rest The way life would be; planet earth at its best

Another of our 30second cinematic #shorts @ECO CHANNEL AFRICA to show all travelers #whynamibia should remain on the top of your list. #conservationfilmfoundation #ecochannelafrica #ecochannelfilms #whynamibia

By subscribing and liking our channel you actively support conservation in Namibia. CONSERVATIONISTS IN ACTION is our consolidated platform channel showcasing #whynamibia is Africa's leader in biodiversity protection, wildlife conservation and tourism and travel destinations. The documentaries are conceptualized, funded and produced through the CONSERVATION FILM FOUNDATION of Namibia. CONSERVATIONISTS IN ACTION is the visual media hub for documentaries produced to present active conservation research, relevant environmental education and Eco-tourism projects, raising understanding of research on ecological functioning, biodiversity value and the vulnerability of endangered species in Namibia and the southern African region. The CONSERVATIONISTS IN ACTION channel shares a philosophy that the conservation of biodiversity is as much a common concern of humankind as it is a global responsibility of all individuals living on planet earth. More details at https://conservationfilmfoundation.org CONSERVATIONISTS IN ACTION is our consolidated platform channel showcasing #whynamibia is Africa's leader in biodiversity protection, wildlife conservation and tourism and travel destinations. The documentaries are conceptualized, funded and produced through the CONSERVATION FILM FOUNDATION of Namibia. CONSERVATIONISTS IN ACTION is the visual media hub for documentaries produced to present active conservation research, relevant environmental education and Eco-tourism projects, raising understanding of research on ecological functioning, biodiversity value and the vulnerability of endangered species in Namibia and the southern African region. More details at https://conservationfilmfoundation.org #conservatioistsinaction #namibia #conservationfilmfoundation, #ecochannelafrica, #ecochannelfilms, #namibia, #africa, #wildlife, #nature, #environment, #sustainability, #climatecrisis, #conservation, #desertlion, #desertelephants, #swakopmund, #whynamibia

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20 REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BE HERE ROGHT NOW. #conservationfilmfoundation #ecochannelafrica #whynamibia #namibia #ecochannelfilms #conservationfirst #covidchronicles #ecochannelfilms

#Shorts OCEAN PHOTOSYNTHESIS #conservationfilmfoundation #ecochannelafrica #whynamibia #namibia #ecochannelfilms #conservationfirst #covidchronicles #ecochannelfilms Seahare (Aplysia oculifera) fouund in temperate rockpools near Swakopmund grazing on the seaweeds that produce oxygen (see the bubbles?) through photosynthesis : which is the light reaction or photochemical reactions resulting in the formation of ATP and NADPH, which are later utilised in the biosynthesis process. In the first stage, light energy is captured and converted to chemical energy. Oxygen is produced by splitting of water. Our oceans produce over 50% of the air we breathe and are therefore vital to our survival on this planet.

#conservationfilmfoundation #ecochannelafrica #whynamibia #namibia #ecochannelfilms #conservationfirst #covidchronicles #ecochannelfilms DISCOVERING WERELDSEND - From the perspective of 3 documentary film students - This very special production was filmed by 3 students who had 4 days of video action camera training. By no means a slick or perfect end-product, but a refreshing and surprising documentation of what creative, unrestricted collaboration can deliver. This is a brief behind-the-scenes look at the journey of three aspirant filmmakers into the realm of wildlife documentary making in rural Namibia.This is their first encounter with the concepts of documetary film making, the first time they are operating a camera, the first time conducting interviews. A remarkably enjoyable story. The CONSERVATION FILM FOUNDATION in collaboration with TOSCO facilitated the Film Crew Assistant and Action Camera Training on location at Wereldsend and asissted the team of new directors with the editing process. Thank you Rhody, Raymond and Munavineja, you delivered an amazing short film! Thank you The Lion's Share, TOSCO, and IRDNC's Wereldsend facilities for enabling this creative process. This is an exiting start of more to come.

During low tide along Namibia's coastal region a huge selection of wildife becomes active. We will share with you some of our encounters in compact visual shorts. Enjoy. #Shorts #whynamibia #conservationfilmfoundation

We joined the Namibian Dolphin Project recently. They conduct research on whales, dolphins and turtles in Namibia and southern Africa and aim to promote the conservation of wildlife and the natural integrity of areas of ecological importance. We promote their work in support of Environmental education and ocean literacy.

#shorts Our #shorts foster an awareness and understanding that the concept of ECO CHANNEL AFRICA is the underlying theme of all our documentaries and originated within the think tank of the CONSERVATION FILM FOUNDATION. It shapes our philosophy that the conservation of biodiversity is as much a common concern of humankind as it is a global responsibility of all individuals living on planet earth.