Good day MARMAMers,

We are a non-profit wildlife documentary film organization called Wild Lens, wildlensinc.org. We have just released two language versions of our short film about the vaquita porpoise which is the most endangered marine mammal on the planet.  Our film documents the struggle to save the vaquita from extinction. The purpose of this short film is to engage people about the vaquitas story while we now focus on a 30 minute film for television.  We also will release a full feature film in 2018 as we document the occurrences during the two year gillnet ban in the Upper Gulf of California that the Mexican government has implemented to stop illegal fishing and the extinction of the vaquita. 

The videos are for everyone to use as an awareness tool, so please use it on your websites, presentations or anywhere where people can learn and get involved to save the vaquita.  We want the vaquita to be the symbol of hope for all species on this planet. It will take the international community’s involvement to really have a positive impact on this issue and other issues facing our natural environment. 

To learn more about our project visit: vaquitafilm.com

 

Below are two language version which we just released: 

English Version: vimeo.com/wildlens/vaquita 

Spanish Version: https://vimeo.com/166899979 

If there are any questions or concerns please contact me at sean@wildlensinc.org.

Viva Vaquita!

 Sean    

 Sean Bogle, Project Director
 Eyes on Conservation
 Wild Lens, Inc. 
 Cell: 435.790.9593
 Office:208.297.6536 ext.502
 wildlensinc.org