The Great White Shark Volunteer Project Video
There was an audible murmur of excitement here in the office when we received the final draft of our new and amazing Volunteer Experience video from The Great White Shark Project in South Africa! It was well worth the wait as our volunteer Tristan did an amazing job of filming his trip putting this all together, and he got some amazing shots in the process.
This video really gives you a first-hand view of what it is like to be a volunteer with the infamous Great White out in South Africa, so if you are feeling inspired after watching then why not help to save the sharks by becoming a volunteer yourself! It’s easy to do and these imposing animals really do need your help.
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