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OMEGA FOR OUR OCEANS

OMEGA’s partnership with GoodPlanet Foundation and its founder Yann Arthus-Bertrand led to the award-winning documentary film Planet Ocean. Now they have collaborated on “Time for the Planet”, two conservation projects in Indonesia.

PLANET OCEAN: LOVE LETTER TO THE SEAS

Watch the documentary

“10 aerial cameramen and 13 underwater cameramen were sent all over the world to capture the beauty above and below the ocean’s surface for the documentary Planet Ocean.”

RAISING AWARENESS

The Planet Ocean film presents outstanding aerial and underwater ocean views and shows how we can all help improve their health. OMEGA organized a number of screenings around the world and with GoodPlanet Foundation, also made it available on YouTube.

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TAKING ACTION

GoodPlanet Foundation and OMEGA have set up two projects for the restoration and conservation of the Indonesian coast. These three-year projects, carried out in collaboration with local conservation activists, are designed to maintain an outstanding natural heritage and preserve local economic activities.

  • RESTORATION AND PRESERVATION

    Using a participative community approach, the project proposes to restore and preserve the damaged ecosystems in the region, advancing the understanding of the role mangrove forests and seagrass beds.

  • COLLABORATION

    The GoodPlanet Foundation and OMEGA are working with local communities and authorities to consolidate the protection of the shorelines and raise awareness of the issues among local players.

  • EDUCATION

    The projects are using focused teaching resources to increase primary and secondary school students’ understanding of the fragile ecosystem and the importance of their local natural resources.

The projects have been implemented in the northern region of Sulawesi, which has one of the richest ecosystems on the planet. This ecosystem and its coral reefs are threatened by the overexploitation of resources.

ENCHANTED BAHOI

Project

RESPECTING BIODIVERSITY IN BAHOI

Establishing a dynamic network of community-managed Marine Protected Areas.

Goal

HELPING THE PEOPLE IN THE VILLAGE OF BAHOI HELP THEMSELVES

Eco-tourism will contribute to a healthy economy and a healthy environment.

Background

THE CORAL REEFS, THE GREATEST ECONOMIC ASSET, ARE AT RISK

The region’s sustainability can be ensured with proper resource management.

People

HALF THE INHABITANTS OF BAHOI EARN THEIR LIVING FROM FISHING

The community’s way of life is threatened by poor marine resource management.

Method

MARINE PROTECTED AREAS AND ECO-TOURISM ALLOW SUSTAINABILITY

The local population is being educated on the management of its marine resources.

TANAKEKE ISLAND

Project

AN INNOVATIVE PROJECT FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE MANGROVES

The island has lost over 70% of its mangroves, greatly reducing biodiversity.

Goal

ESTABLISHING A PARTICIPATIVE MANGROVE RESTORATION PROJECT

The project will help regenerate the ecosystem, benefitting the local population.

Background

THERE IS A CRISIS IN TANAKEKE ISLAND’S AQUACULTURE INDUSTRY

The over-exploitation of the region’s resources has reeked environmental.The over-exploitation of the region’s resources has reeked environmental.

People

THE 3,300 INHABITANTS OF THE ISLAND DEPEND ON THE SEA

The economy lives from the ocean’s resources; thus, eco-health is critical.

Method

INTRODUCING AN ECOLOGICAL MANGROVE RESTORATION PROJECT

100 hectares of abandoned ponds are being converted into mangrove forests.

TAKE A CLOSER LOOK

YANN ARTHUS-BERTRAND AND NICK HAYEK SHARE A VISION

EVERYONE CAN HELP

The stewardship of our oceans is a responsibility we all share. See how you can contribute.

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