You will enjoy the following 3 short films [links to 2 trailers are below]:

"Our Atoll Speaks" - Gemma Cubero del Barrio

Our Atoll Speaks (Ko Talatala Mai Tō Mātou Wenua) is a short film on the environmental knowledge of the people of Pukapuka/Nassau, an atoll in the Northern Group of the Cook Islands.

Indigenous climate knowledge and conservation practices developed over thousands of years have something to teach. When we know our environment, we know how to conserve and adapt to it.

"Kokoly" - Blue Ventures

Kokoly tells the story of an incredible woman. Against a backdrop of extreme poverty, and a marine environment changing beyond her control. Kokoly lives on a knife edge. Traditional Vezo fisher woman, Madame Kokoly reflects on her life experiences and carries out her daily routine in and around the coastal waters of southwest Madagascar.

"Tahiry Honko" - Blue Ventures

Learn how Madagascar's first mangrove carbon project is catalysing locally-led mangrove management.

Join filmmaker Gemma Cubero del Barrio and EOS Center's Habitat Restoration expert Dr. Kathy Boyer for a panel discussion of the films and the best practices for critical restoration work that includes everyone.

1. When you purchase a "ticket" here, you receive a link to watch the films at your convenience.

2. You will receive a second link to join the panel discussion which will take place at 6:30pm on Thursday, December 3rd. We welcome you to enjoy these films even if you cannot attend the panel discussion.

3. For some, this is a time of financial hardship, including for students. At check out you will have an option to donate a ticket. Kindly consider a ticket donation if this is an option for you. Much appreciated.

The Estuary & Ocean Science Center welcomes persons with disabilities and will provide reasonable accommodations upon request. If you would like reasonable accommodations for an event, please contact Rebecca (415) 297-3309 or rebeccajohnson@sfsu.edu as soon as possible so your request may be reviewed.