Conch Salad Films has experience communicating results of scientific research, documenting conservation efforts and campaigns and capturing scientists in the field bringing their research to life. We take the time to respect the wildlife and the needs of scientists. We are proud to say we have worked with and for some of the top environmental organizations in The Bahamas and around the world: National Audubon Society, the Nature Conservancy, Friends of the Environment, and the Bahamas National Trust.
Find out about the status of conch in The Bahamas and get some ideas about to make sure its still around for the next generation. We want to hear what you think, make sure to comment!
This video was produced by Community Conch in support of the National Conchservation Campaign led by the Bahamas National Trust.
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It’s been awhile, but Conch Salad TV is back with a look at sustainable crawfishing and the efforts of Friends of the Environment‘s Size Matters campaign to make sure there are crawfish, also know as spiny lobster, around for our children and grandchildren to enjoy. It started in Abaco but is now spreading across The Bahamas.
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Lighthouses of the Bahamas are an iconic symbol of the country’s history. The Bahamas has the only remaining hand cranked light houses in the world. See them lit by the keepers, learn their stories and let us know if you think they should be saved.
This video features interviews with Dave Gale of the Bahamas Lighthouse Preservation Society, as well as Hope Town Lighthouse Keepers Franklyn Sweeting and Jeffery Forbes Jr. and former lighthouse keeper Caiaphas.
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Here are some clips from Hurricane Irene, which hit Abaco as a category 3 storm on Thursday, August 25, 2011. Happily, there were no serious injuries or loss of life, just lots of wind and rain.
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In the summer of 2010 a camera followed several pro-hanging marches and interviewed some of the marchers about why they were marching and what thy hoped to accomplish. The resulting video is intended to start a conversation about what can be done about rising crime rates.
This video is sponsored by Bahamas Remembers a new website dedicated to Bahamians who have been taken too soon by violence. It has been designed to allow families to post pictures, share memories and make sure their loved-ones are not forgotten.
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