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OPS inspires, empowers, and connects a global community using high-impact films and visual storytelling to expose the most critical issues facing our planet.
By documenting humankind's formidable impact on the environment, we inspire action and motivate change.
Combining state-of-the-art technology, courage, and covert operations, OPS harnesses the power of the camera to expose crimes against nature and illuminate solutions.
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We highlight the beauty of our shared home by projecting compelling content onto iconic architecture worldwide.
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We shine a light on the most critical issues facing our planet.
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Through our collaborations with partners, policy makers, and front-line defenders, we champion a more humane and sustainable future.
View CampaignsIn a similar vein…”An individual has not started living until he can rise above the narrow confines of his individualistic concerns to the broader concerns of all humanity.” – Martin Luther King, Jr. 🎥 @60minutes @davidattenborough @andersoncooper
🐳🐠When we came across @francescaapage’s wearable marine art, we fell in love. 🌊🐙
Whale shark LEGGINGS? Say no more.
Our partnership allows Francesca to donate a % of proceeds to support our conservation work at OPS. More and more artists are using their skills to give back to meaningful causes, and we couldn’t be more excited to share artivists like Francesca doing amazing work. Give her a follow, and check out her amazing collection!
Click the link in our bio and click on “Francesca Page Collection” to see the full collection!
Did you know that marine phytoplankton are estimated to produce at least 50% of the oxygen on Earth? 🦠 But recent research reveals the extent at which photic zones (the uppermost layer of oceanic ecosystems where sunlight can still penetrate below the surface) are darkening and therefore becoming less viable for the survival of phytoplankton and entire marine food webs.
This study from the University of Plymouth, published on May 27, 2025, attributes ocean darkening over the past two decades to a number of factors, including increased coastal runoff, changes in ocean circulation, shifts in the characteristics of phytoplankton species, and warming ocean temperatures.
Ocean darkening has significant implications for human society, impacting food security, oxygen production, and climate regulation. The ocean’s ability to absorb carbon dioxide and regulate the planet’s climate is also affected by changes in marine ecosystems.
THIS is why research is so important. By studying these changes, scientists can better understand how our actions, like pollution and climate change, are affecting the ocean and how we can mitigate and adapt to ocean-climate impacts accordingly. 🌎
URGENT: 1 DAY TO TAKE ACTION FOR ICELAND!!DEADLINE: MAY 20
The Icelandic government is reviewing its whaling policy, and right now, they’re asking for YOUR input. This is a rare moment where global voices can truly influence change, and we must take advantage of it.
They are considering three paths: ban whaling permanently, allow “limited” whaling, or continue whaling with tweaks.
Only massive public pressure can tip the balance toward ending whaling for good. This is not just about Iceland; this is a signal to the world.
Comments close tomorrow, May 20. The final decision goes to Parliament in October, but what you say now will shape that outcome.
👉 Take action NOW. Jump to Chilli App through our link in bio and add your voice. Comment, share, speak up like whale lives depend on it, because they do.
🔗 Follow our link in bio to take urgent action
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