Australia

Brisbane & Gold Coast, QLD
and Byron Bay, NSW

 

"SHARKWATER" FILM - SEA SHEPHERD FUNDRAISER
May 14, 6:30 PM  Birch Carrol Coyle Theatre
Pacific Fair Broadbeach, Gold Coast

The Film "SHARKWATER" will be shown at BCC Theatre Pacific Fair May 14 at a Premier Special Pre- National Release FUNDRAISER FOR SEA SHEPHERD CONSERVATION SOCIETY.   Released through Disney - Buena Vista Films

Time -  6:30 PM    -  Shark Expert to Speak

Film  - "SHARKWATER"  shown at 7 PM

Cost - Tickets for "Sharkwater"  - $18 each     No concessions; Bookings essential  -  Advance payment advised to assure seating.  Block Bookings by Groups accepted  

Contact for Bookings: Sea Shepherd Gold Coast -  Ph (07) 55 93 3631   Mobile: 04 4788 0969

Winner of 26 International Awards, with breathtakingly beautiful photography and music score — You will NEVER think of sharks in the same way again after seeing this fascinating Film!

Shark experts speak about the beauty of sharks and their role in the Marine ecosystem; about shark finning, exploitation, and the poaching of these creatures which are now disappearing from our oceans at an alarming rate.  Some species are on the brink of extinction due to the demand for Shark Fin Soup and Shark Fins.

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE EVENING TO GO TO SEA SHEPHERD

Visit the "SHARKWATER" website  www.sharkwater.com for film clips, interviews with Filmmaker Rob Stewart and to listen to the beautiful music score.

View the full-size flyer for more information (PDF)

 

PAST EVENTS & HAPPENINGS:
(most recent events first):



November 21, 2006 - Sea Shepherd Celebration at the Byron Bay Community Center, Australia

Over 300 people came out to hear Paul Watson speak. It was a great night of music and information. Some of Byron’s best musicians were on hand to entertain the audience. Howie Cooke MC’ed the event and also preformed some original music…more


Dave Rastovich introducing Captain Watson


Paul Watson giving keynote speech

Howie Cooke as MC

Audience gathered around the
Sea Shepherd Info Table

 


Sept. 30, 2006 - Whale Protection Day - Gold Coast, Australia

On September 30th over 600 people came out to show that whales worth watching really are whales worth saving. Sponsored by the Gold Coast Whale Watch & Conservation Society, we had a day filled with humpback whales spy hopping, breaching and tail slapping all around us. Everybody that came out on this beautiful day had a magical experience as the whales did not disappoint. Sea Shepherd volunteers on each of the five whale watching boats handed out literature and International Director, Jonny Vasic spoke to the whale watchers about Sea Shepherd’s work as marine conservationists and our commitment to saving the gentle giants of the deep.

*** Watch our Video ***


Greeted by a southern humpback
 

Humpbacks showing off for the crowd
 

Sea Shepherd Volunteers Terri, Howie and Dean
 

Members of the Gold Coast Whale Watch &
Conservation Association and
Sea Shepherd Volunteers

 

VOLUNTEER

We hope you will be a part of this exciting time of growth and development
for Sea Shepherd in Australia!

Following is a list of the type of help we will need in your area, but please let us know if you have any specific ideas on how you can help. E-mail: australia@seashepherd.org

  • Fundraising – Organize a fundraiser event or concert at your local pub, restaurant, or community meeting place; have a Sea Shepherd house party (show videos and give a presentation); help sell SSCS merchandise; tell your friends about our work!
  • Outreach – Assist in manning an information table (or host your own) at special events, festivals, outdoor markets, and/or shopping malls in your area. Be creative! Think of any place where you can set-up a display table and hand out information.
  • Education – Visit schools, universities, clubs, and/or organizations to give presentations on Sea Shepherd.
  • Information Distribution – You can help spread the word about our mission by distributing printed brochures, info sheets, and newsletters.
  • Administrative and clerical work to support the chapter's activities – You can help with telephone calls, answering mail, data entry, computer consultation, and translation work.
  • Ship Support – Finding contacts in Melbourne for when the ship comes in, to provide services, parts, equipment, moorage, etc…
  • Developing a support network for Sea Shepherd in Australia

We look forward to hearing from you!

E-mail: australia@seashepherd.org