Introducing stunning short film:
Now You See Me – Great Southern Reef
As children, Sarah Munro and Alice Wesley-Smith spent endless days frolicking in the kelp forests of the Great Southern Reef. As adults, their play evolved into a passionate resolve to do something to protect this jewel of the great southern ocean.
‘Now You See Me – Great Southern Reef’ is Sarah and Alice’s ode to their intimate connection with the reef, celebrating a plethora of species endemic to the southeast coast, from golden kelp to weedy seadragons and seals.
The film highlights not only the stunning beauty of the reef, but also the confluence of threats confronting some of its most vulnerable enclaves.
Sarah Munro & Alice Wesley-Smith, 2023
Sarah and Alice believe that our children deserve to enjoy the ocean gifts they were so lucky to experience growing up.
If you too are passionate about helping to preserve this treasure – there are two things you can do.
Take Action:
Sign our petition for stronger marine sanctuary protections in the
new South Coast Marine Park draft plans.
Donate before June 10th, all donations will be doubled with our
World Oceans Giving Day appeal. $1=$2 to double your impact.
Still from ‘Now You See Me-Great Southern Reef’, 2024. @Alice-WesleySmith
We can save our oceans, but we can only do it together.
With your help we will create a better future for our planet.
