Sea Change Project is a nonprofit environmental storytelling organisation, founded in 2012.  We are a team of media and science professionals who are dedicated to the wild and specifically the Great African Seaforest. Our work includes films, books, exhibitions, education, and marine biology research.

Our Oscar and Bafta winning film My Octopus Teacher has championed a global movement of emotional ecology, bringing attention to the Great African Seaforest and the world’s kelp forests.

Inspired by nature, supported by science and guided by indigenous wisdom, we aim to build a deeper connection between humans and the natural world, with the power of storytelling.  

While our roots lie in our connection to the ocean and the conservation of South Africa’s Great African Seaforest, we  are passionate about all stories that explore the intrinsic relationship between humans and the living planet and hope to inspire a global movement of nature connection.

Biodiversity is our life-support system, providing us with everything we need to live on Earth. Without it, we are nothing. Protecting nature is the key to our survival, and telling stories from the heart – showing how we are part of this incredible matrix – will help to write new, hope-filled chapters of the story of us.