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(Documentary)
Chasing the Coral is an award-winning documentary directed by American director Jeff Orlowski. The documentary was released in the United States on July 14, 2017. IMDb gives it an 8.5 out of 10 ratings.
The film follows a group of drivers, scientists, and photographers from all over the world as they go on a global quest to document the destruction of coral reefs. This film explores the phenomena known as "coral bleaching."
Coral bleaching occurs when corals turn white as a result of climate change. Corals that go through this process are more likely to have stunted growth, lower reproductive potential, and be more susceptible to illness.
The documentary begins with the story of Richard Vevers, an advertising expert who resolves to utilize his knowledge and skills to aid with climate change action.
The entire film is eye-opening and encourages us to reconsider every time we do something that harms the environment.
"It is a rare movie that dares to explore the issue of how best to represent an idea," critics say.
A Life On Our Planet
(Documentary
This documentary is the witness statement of David Attenborough in his 90s in which he expresses his concern about the status of our world and his wishes for a positive future.
He recounts crucial episodes in his life throughout the film, while also illustrating human population increase, carbon in the atmosphere, and the proportion of untouched wilderness throughout his lifetime.
He notes that nature is today confronted with two major challenges: climate change and biodiversity loss.
This film is not just a tribute to Attenborough's life's work, but also a grave warning for the future and a hopeful path ahead through environmental rehabilitation.
Watch this beautiful documentary on Netflix.
He recounts crucial episodes in his life throughout the film, while also illustrating human population increase, carbon in the atmosphere, and the proportion of untouched wilderness throughout his lifetime.
He notes that nature is today confronted with two major challenges: climate change and biodiversity loss.
This film is not just a tribute to Attenborough's life's work, but also a grave warning for the future and a hopeful path ahead through environmental rehabilitation.
Watch this beautiful documentary on Netflix.
Seaspiracy
(Documentary)
Seaspiracy is a documentary film about the environmental impact of fishing directed by Ali Tabrizi. The film shows various human impacts on marine life.
The film explores various environmental issues affecting oceans, including plastic pollution, ghost nets, and overfishing, and argues that commercial fisheries play a vital role in marine ecosystem destruction.
The film explores various environmental issues affecting oceans, including plastic pollution, ghost nets, and overfishing, and argues that commercial fisheries play a vital role in marine ecosystem destruction.
Seaspiracy
(Documentary)
India 2050 is a docu-series directed by Sujata Kulshreshtha and Abhimanyu Tewari that attempts to explain the underlying concerns of uncontrolled environmental degeneration and climate change in India—a potential future of India in terms of the environment and climate change. It's a peek at how India's bustling cities may appear in 2050 if we don't act now to protect the environment.
The series begins with Jaipur in 2050 and then carries on to the destiny of cities such as Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and Kolkata, offering the audience a glimpse into the future. Watch this docu-series on Discovery+.
The IKKIVI Podcast
(Podcast)
It is a space where we speak with leaders, change-makers, and disruptors who inspire us with their unique perspectives to live meaningful and fuller lives each day. Here we reflect on contemporary cultural practices and build on conscious values to create a community of thoughtful individuals through conversation. Join us as we release new episodes every fortnight.
(Podcast)
An inclusive audio space, Conscious Chatter opens the door to conversations about our clothing + the layers of stories, meaning, and potential impact connected to what we wear. It's a venue that allows us to continue to learn more about the garment industry and how we can all be a bigger part of positive change in the industry.