Our mission is to continue telling stories about this wonderful ecosystem so it can inspire and create awe in other people to want to protect nature, to want to relate to nature to want to immerse themselves in nature this is what we hope for people to remember that you are wild, that you are nature that this beautiful planet is your home that is really what we were trying to say in the film how wild places and wild animals are precious and that we all belong here, says Swati Thiyagarajan from the sea Change Project.
Maikaelelo a rona ke go tswelela go tlhaba ditlhamane ka ga tikologo e e monate gore e tle e kgone go rotloetsa le go gakgamatsa batho gore le bona ba batle go sireletsa tlhago, ba batle go amana le yona le go batla go nwelelela mo go yona. Se ke se re solofelang gore batho ba tlaa se gakologelwa. Ba gakologelwe gore ba tlhaga, gore o tlhago ka bowena, gore polanete e ntle e, ke legae la gago. Se ke sona tota se re neng re leka go se bua mo filiming, gore mafelo a a tlhaga le diphologolo tse di tlhaga di botlhokwa le gore rotlhe re bontlhabongwe jwa fano. Go bua Swati Thiyagarajan go tswa kwa porojekeng ya Sea Change.