IT STARTS NOW. OUR GOAL IS TO RAISE AWARENESS & INSPIRE ACTION
SPEAKING
Coextinction is speaking at events, schools and organizations. We use powerful imagery, video and storytelling to keep audiences at the edge of their seats. We believe that every individual has the power to create significant change.
By having us speak at your event, you'll leave your audience buzzing with inspiration. Together, we'll ignite the spark in all of us, in the name of conservation, passion and purpose.
"Every person interested in conservation should experience this! It’s something we all need to hear to take the first action steps towards bringing our visions for a better future to fruition."
- Ocean Film Night Attendee
SPEAKING
We share a real, visceral journey with audiences, taking them across the Pacific Northwest from land to the Salish Sea, to discover what it takes to save an iconic species. Want to learn more or get in touch? Click below.
Sam Rose Phillips
Documentary Filmmaker
It has been a long time since I’ve seen an audience as captivated as Elena’s. By the flow and clarity of her presentation, you would think she has been speaking about the themes within Coextinction over a 20-year career, which only reveals how driven she is to stand for the oceans. She reaches past our eyes and ears, and directly connects our hearts to the Southern Resident Orcas. If you participate in the Orcas & Oceans conversation, you’ll walk away with a new dose of inspiration and hope for this planet.
Robin McGahey
International Ocean Film Festival
[Gloria] beautifully captured the lives of the Southern Resident Killer Whales through a captivating story that's informative, humanizing, and relatable to the times. The lack of salmon for the whales to eat is the reason why they are dying, and humanity is the cause of it. Gloria has put the potential back in the hands of the people, and by the end of the talk, all you want to do is join the fight. Truly I can't wait to see the documentary.
Rod Marining
Sea Shepherd Canada
The Coextinction story is one we all need to hear. Inspiring, authentic and informational. Their presentation serves as a powerful reminder that the individual CAN make a difference, sparking a fire in the audience!
Magnus Ormestad
Husky Podcast
The Coextinction story is one we all need to hear. Inspiring, authentic and informational. Their presentation serves as a powerful reminder that the individual CAN make a difference, sparking a fire in the audience!
Izzy Hazan
University Student
Of all the workshops and speeches at the conference I attended this past weekend, Elena's workshop was by far the most impactful. By providing us with actionable steps to take the initiative to pursue what invigorated us, Elena was able to spark innovation in the delegates and facilitate some incredible ideas and new relationships as a result.
WE ORGANIZE EVENTS TO
RAISE AWARENESS & TO BRING
THIS COMMUNITY TOGETHER
EVENTS
With the world watching the story of the Southern Resident Killer Whales, we've been responding with timely campaigns and events. We're gathering and empowering this growing community in meaningful ways. We've run events around the world to get people taking action on the front lines. Discover some of our upcoming events below.
WE'RE GROWING ONLINE
From Day 1, we decided that community was important to us, and so we began to connect with people online. Comprised of outdoor enthusiasts and conservationists from around the world, this online community is growing stronger every day. To spur engagement we regularly create and release exciting content.
SOCIAL MEDIA
FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA & BEHIND THE SCENES
SOCIAL MEDIA
MEDIA, PRESS & EDUCATION
MEDIA KIT
Want to share this story or mission with your community? We've created a quick and easy media kit - feel free to use any of the resources below. If you need something you don't see here, or you'd like to discuss a future screening or something more comprehensive, send us an email.
RESOURCES (LINK)
LOGO
MEDIA KIT
FOR KIDS (LINK)
(By Maisie Jeffreys)
IN THE MEDIA
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