Sponsorship for “Alaska’s Tongass Rainforest” Documentary
The documentary follows the M/V Liseron on an eco voyage to explore the incomparable rainforest and marine life of the Tongass National Forest region along Alaska’s inside passage. It will reveal the wisdom learned from the forest told by its original Tlinget and Haida Native leaders. Jim Fowler, of Mutual of Omaha’s “Wild Kingdom”, will host the documentary.
As a sponsor you will have the opportunity to share in its success. This documentary as a comprehensive resource guide to The Tongass will be used by local, regional and national participating individuals and organizations in the following manner:
- The documentary will have a lasting positive impacts on and provide solutions for the conservation of Alaska’s
- Tongass Rainforest and cultural heritage.
- The DVD is a common resource that illustrates the credible scientific and educational elements depicting the
biodiversity of the region.
- To help develop a conservation minded public.
- To honor the work of the participating people and the notable goals of each partnership organization.
- To provide a common forum celebrating the cultural and natural aspects of the region.
- To recognize, “what you have and how to protect it” quote by Sylvia Earle.
Your Sponsorship Will Benefit the Project
- Support the production of the 1 hour PBS Documentary that will provide awareness and solutions for the conservation of Alaska’s Tongass Rainforest.
- Support the ongoing development of our Outreach Promotion Campaign to individuals, educational and/or science venues, organizations and institutions that show why we need to protect the Tongass.
- Product Placement and advertising with direct benefit to green corporate sponsors and consumers.
- The documentary will be broadcast to millions of Americans and an international audience with a green message.
- Support of wilderness conservation & biological corridors.
- Logo on the educational interactive DVD that promotes activism and community awareness of green products.
Man must not only keep maintaining one of the most fragile ecosystems on earth but also provide for sustainable fishing, forest products, clean water and air for the local and regional community. The forests help moderate climate change by trapping and storing carbon dioxide and provide a host of collaborative biological benefits to the marine environment.
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