For World Ocean Day:

our short documentary about Ocean Conservation Namibia

Together with Loftarts from Mainz, we produced a film about the work of OCN along the Namibian coast. A project that is very close to our hearts.

OCN works every day to protect marine life, especially seals that get caught in plastic waste, fishing lines and other debris in the ocean. Their team rescues animals directly in the field and helps prevent further harm in a constantly challenging environment.

We followed their work to show what ocean protection looks like on the ground: physical, urgent and deeply hands-on.
HEADER DESKTOP Accessories, top-down view of turbulent water with foam in various blue tones.

OUR PARTNERS

Together we can achieve great things. That is why we are building a network of partners tackling the complex problems of our oceans.

Find more information here:

A man wears bandana, sunglasses and watch; a skull logo with trident is visible in the background.
SEA SHEPHERD

Four smiling men sit outdoors on wooden steps.
CLEANHUB

A smiling man with beard and cap wears a roll-top backpack, boats are visible in the lake.
Boris Herrmann & Team Malizia

Underwater shot of a coral nursery with beige and purple coral fragments on ropes on a sandy seabed.
coral gardeners

GOT BAG Plastic Fischer bag, displayed as two printed rolls on a blue grid shelf.
plastic fischer

DMS Accessoires: A girl and two boys sail on a boat in sunshine, one looks through binoculars.
deutsche meeresstiftung

Accessories, shown by a smiling woman with a camera on a sailboat with SeaLegacy lettering.
SEALEGACY
NTTI Accessories, worn by two women collecting trash on a sunny beach.
NO TRASH TRIANGLE INITIATIVE

Man (diver) with underwater camera kneels before a shark on seabed. Accessories scene.
DEEP SEA GUARDIANS

Colorful coral reef under blue water, as a theme for accessories.
THE BLUE MIND

OCEAN SCHOOL Accessories: Three women on a boat wear orange life vests.
ocean hub

An accessories image shows a group of dolphins swimming under the water surface.
DOLPHIN PROJECT