Get some ocean optimism! Award-winning 4-part film series about people coming together to create a new era in ocean stewardship. Ever wonder what it's like aboard a NOAA research ship? This 4-minute video will bring you into the fast-paced action of deep-sea coral exploration! We founded Green Fire in 1989 to produce compelling films on conservation & social justice issues.Captivating story of great carnivores as revitalizing forces of nature, and a society now learning tolerance for the beasts they had once banished.
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Karen and Ralf Meyer founded Green Fire Productions in 1989 to produce communication tools that advance conservation and social justice issues. Since then they have produced dozens of award-winning films that are used worldwide by NGOs, agencies, businesses, educators, industry associations, First Nations and Native American tribes and have aired on PBS.
A new way of thinking, a new way of living, in concert with the sea, in consideration of those yet to come. Inspiring 4-part film series about people coming together to create a new era in ocean stewardship. Watch the films with your family, friends community & colleagues and use the Educator Resources to inspire the next generation of ocean leaders.
Ever wonder what it's like to spend two weeks on a NOAA research ship exploring deep-sea ecosystems? Watch our 4-minute video (above) that brings you right into the fast-paced action of deep-sea coral exploration! Green Fire's cameraman & editor, Ralf Meyer, joined the Southeast Deep Coral Initiative expedition aboard NOAA Ship Nancy Foster to capture the expedition on film.
We are passionate about our oceans - including the marine life, people and communities who all rely on healthy oceans. These short films are a collection of stories on the inspiring work of people to understand, conserve and sustainably utilize ocean ecosystems. Hypoxia explores the research off the Oregon coast to better understand the what's causing the dead zone that frequently occurs there. It's All Connected portrays the connection of Oregon's tide pools to the coastal marine protected areas and larger ocean ecosystems.
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