This video might make you sad. And if it doesn’t, well…
It might be painful to watch. At least it was for me.
But we need to be raise consciousness on the problems we face nowadays. Sensitizing audiences to these particular subjects might not be enough to save our planet.
We are destroying the dream of those who don’t speak “human”. But we can also become their voice, fixing this awful reality so they can keep dreaming.
Just as Christopher Founder & CEO of (Wildlife Conservation Film Festival) who wants to inform and inspire audiences to protect global biodiversity.
“I am delighted to be a part of the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival and particularly want to thank and compliment Christopher for his dedication and vision. The WCFF is a powerhouse and there is no other event like this in a major metropolitan area in the United States.”
– Dr. Birute’ Mary Galdikas
WCFF produces signature events of independent films around the world, covering topics from natural history to the conservation of our planet. These are not just images that will just intend to become a trending topic, bur rather to transcend by connecting the dots between saving species from extinction and preserving resources such as clean air, food, and water.
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But if you cry, don’t say we didn’t warn you.
Christopher J. Gervais, is a scientist with a pure love for earth’s environment, who dedicated decades of his life to different academic institutions and natural museums.
After conducting a research study in Pleistocene Mega fauna and their fossils, he realized the importance of preserving biodiversity. This led to the creation of WCFF.
“…He was a gentleman and delivered everything he promised and more. Christopher took time from his busy schedule to arrange a tour at the American Museum of Natural History and personally accompanied us. He provided us with the personal experiences from his own paleontologist research. With his experiences both in paleontologist and biologist sphere and passion in conservation field he is doing incredible work.”
– Libor Spacek and Petra Dolezalova
He became one of the pioneers in underwater vertebrate paleontology research, where he had to obtain a certificate in advanced scuba diving with NAUI, PADI, SSI and NASDS with over 2,000 dives.
With the dream of making the world sensible in the importance of conserving our planet, he founded WCFF in 2010 using his life savings!
But he didn’t stop there. Today, he’s a philanthropic supporter of conservation organizations all over the world, President of the International Exploration Society (IES), Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society, a Board Member of the Pet Philantropy Circle… just to mention a few.
If you want to be part of this amazing movement by submitting a film, volunteering, or donating you can enter their web page.
Keep rolling till you find something you love…
