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Every contribution, big or small, helps us continue our work in conservation and storytelling. Your donation supports the vital research, outreach, and initiatives that make this film and its mission possible. Join us in creating lasting change!

How your donation helps

$25:
Support community outreach and educational materials.
Your contribution helps fund conservation guides, awareness materials, and local outreach programs to share the importance of protecting our oceans.

$50:
Provide essential support for filming logistics.
This helps cover transportation costs for local crew and equipment during shoots in Indonesia or other locations central to the film.

$100:
Support underwater filming equipment rentals.
Your generosity ensures we capture the breathtaking underwater worlds of the Coral Triangle and Ningaloo in stunning detail.

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$500:
Sponsor a day of on-location filming.
This amount can fund a day's worth of production, including hiring local crew, fuel for boats, and meals for the team while filming at sea.

$1000:
Help bring a conservation story to life.
Your donation funds key elements like drone footage, expert interviews, or high-quality sound production that elevate the storytelling experience.

Custom Amount:
Create meaningful impact at any level.
Whatever you contribute, your support directly helps make In the Wake of Giants a reality, bringing the story of ocean conservation to audiences worldwide.

WHY GIVE?

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Marine Biodiversity Hotspots

The Coral Triangle is home to 76% of the world's coral species, making it the most biodiverse marine area on Earth. Protecting this region safeguards countless marine species.

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Cultural Preservation

For island communities, the ocean isn't just a resource—it's a way of life. Supporting conservation efforts also helps protect cultural heritage tied to marine environments.

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Oceanic Carbon Sink

Oceans absorb nearly 30% of global CO2 emissions. Healthy marine ecosystems, like coral reefs, are vital for combating climate change.

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Whale Migration Under Threat

Blue whales and other cetaceans depend on safe migratory paths. Unsustainable practices can disrupt these routes, endangering species and local ecosystems.

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Sustainable Tourism Matters

Communities practicing sustainable tourism see long-term economic benefits while preserving their natural resources. This balance is critical for regions like Alor and Ningaloo.

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Every Dollar Creates Change

For In the Wake of Giants, we want to do things differently. We are committed to creating a documentary with a minimal carbon footprint. Morii Media Productions will contribute 1% of your donation to remove CO2 from the atmosphere.