Journey to the South Pacific (2013)

Cate Blanchett: Narrator

Quotes 

• Narrator : The Kalabia is a floating school where children on the islands learn about the reefs they all depend on.

• Narrator : There's a great diversity of healthy corals here. But Menas shows the class that the big fish they depend on for food are almost gone.

• Narrator : 6. The people here love their island and don't want to live anywhere else.

• Narrator : Here at the convergence of two great oceans, schools of anchovies grow in size when it's time to spawn, attracting hungry predators.

• Narrator : Get the outsiders to stop dynamiting-limit your fishing-and establish a permanent marine Protected area.

• Narrator : The villagers now make a better living working with tourists who come here to dive these revitalized reefs.

• Narrator : The commercial fisherman feeds the whale sharks some of their catch to keep them hanging around. They're considered good luck.

• Narrator : Jawi's journey is nearly over, but the Kalabia's work continues, inspiring a generation of children to care for the ocean.

• Narrator : In just two months, Jawi has seen how a revitalized reef sustains itself. And he has learned that the more you understand a reef, the better you can protect it.