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Swim alongside ocean giants, witness their greatest threats, and discover the vital steps we’re taking to protect them. Journey from Australia’s Ningaloo Reef to Indonesia’s vibrant coral sites, as local communities and scientists unite across borders to save these majestic creatures and preserve our shared ocean legacy.

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A Story of Connection

In the Wake of Giants follows ocean advocates Jono Allen and Tom Cannon as they journey through the Indo-Pacific, exploring how people and the ocean can thrive together. What begins as a mission to protect fragile marine ecosystems becomes a deeper exploration of how connection to place, culture and community can inspire lasting change.

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Before the Damage Is Done

Rather than responding to crisis, this story focuses on prevention. By working with communities, scientists, and leaders, In the Wake of Giants spotlights efforts to protect marine ecosystems before they reach a tipping point. The result is urgent but hopeful.

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The Coral Triangle’s Living Laboratory

Set within the heart of the Coral Triangle, the planet’s richest marine ecosystem, In the Wake of Giants reveals a world where life thrives in intricate balance. Beneath the surface, vibrant reefs and rare species intertwine with the traditions of the communities that depend on them, offering a glimpse of how coexistence with nature can still be possible.

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Visually Striking, Deeply Human

With breathtaking underwater cinematography and character-driven storytelling, the film captures both the majesty and vulnerability of the ocean. This is not just a portrait of nature. It is a human story about learning, letting go, and finding new ways to protect what matters most.

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Tourism as a Conservation Tool

In regions like Western Australia and Tonga, tourism is being reimagined. The film highlights how regulation, Indigenous knowledge, and ethical encounters are helping marine life rebound while supporting local economies. These case studies prove that responsible tourism can protect and empower.

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An Invitation to Act

The film asks viewers to go beyond watching. Through the choices we make in how we travel, engage, and protect, we can all help shape a future where oceans and coastal communities thrive together.

A majestic humpback whale rising toward the ocean's surface in Tonga, highlighting its massive size in an artistic underwater shot.
Whale tail with fish swimming alongside or attaching to it, showcasing a commensalism symbiotic relationship in the Coral Triangle.
A small school of fish swimming among vibrant coral in the Coral Triangle, showcasing marine biodiversity.