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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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View CampaignsToday is a day to honor and celebrate Indigenous peoples. Like many “annual” days, #IndigenousPeoplesDay deserves so much more than just a yearly highlight. Nevertheless, today we hope you’ll take a moment to watch this short film by our friends at #GlobalIndigenousCouncil and head to bit.ly/3fRq7d3 (linked in our bio) to learn more 🐺.
Hang in there Tokitae 😥. Learn more about her story as well as ways to take action by clicking the link in our bio.
#OPSociety #dontbuyaticket #thecove #retirelolita #thanksbutnotanks
We are so happy to hear that the orca known as Zina, who was one of the many whales held captive in horrible conditions in the infamous #WhaleJail a few years ago, was spotted thriving in the wild! Back in 2018, after being captured and put in Russia's Whale Jail, she was in bad health and destined to be shipped off to a dolphinarium in China. Thankfully, the pressure and worldwide attention many of you helped bring to her situation lead to her and the other whales' release.
During the recent filming of Frozen Planet 2, the BBC team spotted her amongst a pod of wild orcas and were able to ID her by her tagged dorsal fin.
Thank you to all who spoke up for the Whale Jail's victims and gave them another chance at freedom! #EmptyTheTanks #ThanksButNoTanks
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Have you checked out our newest #OPSFeatureArtist yet? Meet Ashley Habernal (@thedottedwild)! Ashley is a self-taught wildlife artist residing in Ontario, Canada. She loves to use her work to connect the viewer to the wildlife with whom we share our planet and to promote conservation causes.
Learn more about her and how you can purchase some of her pieces at bit.ly/2SEaiLe (linked in our bio)
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