"The greatest threat in some ways is the cooling of the human heart towards nature." We spoke to Craig Foster - of 'My Octopus Teacher' - about the sea creatures he's fighting to protect, and what happens when we become disconnected from nature. | ABC The Drum

Created by Craig Foster, co-founder of Sea Change Project and the protagonist of the Oscar winning documentary “My Octopus Teacher,” ‘Mother of mothers’ reflects on how we have forgotten that we are part of nature, and our global loss of biodiversity is the biggest threat to the survival of all species on earth, including humans. It carries a message of hope and renewal and aims to inspire people all over the world to do what they need to get closer to nature, to remember that we are wild. #seac

In places like D’Arros and the Great African Sea Forest, life has endured. These wild sanctuaries bolster the resilience of our ocean, sending young life out into neighbouring ecosystems. Sea Change Project's Craig Foster reminds us that where biodiversity is protected, it gives back, regenerating what’s been lost, and restoring hope where there was none. This World Ocean Day, we celebrate the resilience of these places, and the possibility they hold. 🎥: Sea Change Project & Roger Horrocks #sav