Red Journey: Crimes Deep in The Amazon River

Exclusive streaming of the 15-minute documentary “Red Journey: Crimes Deep in The Amazon River”

A revealing documentary that discloses the route of crime around the preservation of the Amazon river dolphins. Today, the population of the Amazon river dolphin and tucuxi species halves every 9 to 10 years: at this rate, these species are predicted to disappear in the coming decades.

The Sea Shepherd team and INPA researchers embark on a journey to reveal the plight of porpoises in the Amazon and expose the dangers to this iconic species. The crew of volunteers reports on the importance of these animals, the risks and what we can do to prevent these animals from becoming legend.

Learn how to take part on the protection of the Amazon dolphins at: www.botodaamazonia.org.br

Duration: 15 minutes
Direction and Screenplay: Bruna Arcangelo
Photographs and aerials: Simon Ager
Sound and mixing: Zastras
Director of Photography: Bruna Arcangelo
Producer: Giselle Reis
Created by: @SeaShepherdBrasil
Thanks to: INPA (National Institute of Amazonian Research)

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Sea Shepherd is an international, non-profit marine conservation organization that engages in direct action campaigns to defend wildlife, and conserve and protect the world’s oceans from illegal exploitation and environmental destruction.

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