Showing posts with label FINdonesia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FINdonesia. Show all posts

Sunday, February 09, 2014

FINdonesia - Project Update!

 
Read this.

This is how you do it.
This ensures the required transparency and accountability whilst not endangering the success of the project that for obvious reasons must rely on a fair amount of discretion - and should you not know what I'm talking about, read his blog!
Well done Mark!

Meanwhile, Extinction Soup is going from strength to strength.
Interest remains overwhelming, to the point that Stefanie has re-posted her perks on the project website - including one last week of BAD Shark diving for two!

So, what are you waiting for!

Tuesday, February 04, 2014

Thursday, January 30, 2014

FINdonesia - one Week left!



Please read this.

Like I said, this project is worth supporting, so please do.
Mark knows intimately what he's talking about (read it!) and will undoubtedly put the money to good use. Thankfully, Indonesia's Manta Rays have just been declared protected species - but of course the proof lays in the  implementation, and witness accounts like this one are conducive to both raising awareness but also keeping people accountable.

Indiegogo page here, FB here.
Thank you.

Saturday, December 14, 2013

FINdonesia - Fiji Dive Raffle!

The saddest possible way to see a Bull Shark - source.

Check out the Indiegogo page!
See it?

Like it?
Next April will be will be our ten-year anniversary, with some cool stuff planned on top of the next GFSC - so what better time (and price!) to secure yourself a spot whilst contributing to a great project! :)

C'ya in Fiji!

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

FINdonesia!

Source.

Great project!

Mark Thorpe is one of the good ones.
He's been around forever, and he also forever been a warrior fighting for the cause of Sharks, and now that the gruesome details about the gill raker trade have emerged, equally for the cause of Mantas.

With that in mind, I fully support this project.


Yes I know I know  -  another conservation movie...
But with Indonesia at the epicenter of the Shark fin and Manta gill raker trade, this is a story that needs to be told - and Mark assures me that it will be done respectfully whilst looking for practicable solutions, one of which is of course the possibility of earning more and more importantly, long-term sustainable income from ecotourism.

I am hopeful.
With Stefanie's project going from strength to strength (bravo!), there's really no reason why this funding drive shouldn't be equally successful.

That of course will depend entirely on you.
So, please, give generously.
Indiegogo page here FB pages here and here!

Thank you!