The Ross Sea, Antarctica by John Weller.mov

The world's oceans are in serious trouble. The Ross Sea, Antarctica is the last intact open ocean ecosystem on the planet. Come see why you NEED to understand this story. learn more at www.lastocean.com.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Antarctica;
• Ross
• Sea;
• Marine
• Conservation;
• Ocean;

[rubricen]

Excellent production. Thank you som much.

[sharper4221]

what is the safest way to go to antartica?

[BioBaby666]

this is an amazing film and very eye opening thank you so much for showing this to the world I found this via google earth while searching and admiring the snowy expanse of Antarctica it is extreamly beautiful there and this video perfectly reflects the beauty that the Ross sea has to offer and the Danger we create by over fishing. I was wondering however if you could tell me the name of the song that is used in this video because I love it

[publicuser]

great film. found it through google earth while exploring the incredible continent of Antartica. 

[Meliors6]

today Maersk Line shipping company announced they will refuse to carry endangered fish including Patagonian and Antarctic toothfish

Beautiful film, powerful storytelling

[arinbi]

Well, Weller, you've done it. Stunning. I am SO proud of this work and am going to distribute it to the best of my ability. Let me know if there's anything else that I can do.

[muttyta]

Beautiful! amazing, I found it on Google Earth too while teaching my seven years old son to use it! It should be translated into Spanish and so into other languages so it can reach most people. Im going to try to do it in Spanish for my friends, I really want people to get involved to save our beautiful planet Earth <3

[sinfulmoose]

Great video, very informative. I found it through google earth so I hope many others do too :} I myself stopped eating fish a while ago. Other than completely boycotting fish products, I don't really see what else we can do to stop over fishing for good. It's so sad that it's come to this. It seems we can't be on the fence with this issue anymore without somehow contributing to the damage. Same with most things now really...