Conservation
Conservation means different things to different people. I believe that everyone can do their piece but my prevailing interests have always been the ocean. I have been interested in the water since I was a child and hold a Master Scuba Diver Trainer certification from PADI, so, the basic conservation issues I write about on this site generally pertain to the ocean and it's environment, however, in recent years those interests have expanded to terrestrial conservation considerably as my scuba teaching days have taken a back seat to marketing work.

On the pages within this section, I have made efforts to add information which is of interest to me and hopefully, to you as well. Enjoy...

Marine Megafauna Foundation
The Marine Megafauna Foundation was created in 2009 to research, protect and conserve the large populations of marine megafauna found along the Mozambican coastline. 'Megafauna' are large marine species such as sharks, rays, marine mammals and turtles.

Over the past twelve months, we have worked very hard with the staff of MMF creating a brand new look and website for them. We added their fantastic expeditions, a series of photo galleries, a dedicated YouTube channel and an integrated online store.

And while this may not seem like a big step to everyone, it's a mega deal to us. Check it out here >

Craigdarroch Castle
A gift to The Castle Society supports the ongoing preservation, restoration and curatorial process. Past restoration projects include the 12-year process of removing 5 layers of institutional paint from the ceiling in the drawing room, and the recent restoration of the exterior grounds and south lawn. Future plans include work to the exterior of the castle including water-sealing the 2nd floor veranda. With your help, we can protect and preserve this extraordinary piece of Canadian heritage.

We are very proud to create and manage their website their advertising. Check more out here >

Ogden Point Enhancement Society

The Ogden Point Enhancement Society is committed to the continued beautification of what many consider to be one of the most ecologically abundant dive sites in North America as well as the most beautiful place to dock a cruise ship in Canada - the Ogden Point Breakwater and Terminal. The Ogden Point Enhancement Society was established in 1996 to beautify the Ogden Point area and create public space.

We recently completed a twelve panel series of ecological interpretive signage at Ogden Point on Vancouver Island and you can see those here >

Johns Island Conservancy

The mission of the Conservancy is to educate all the residents of Johns Island about the value of the of the natural resources, biodiversity and history of this Sea Island. This knowledge will increase a sense of pride in the island and foster the ecologically responsible as well as economically sensible development of the Island. We will pursue this mission through research, educational, cultural and promotional activities.

We are very proud to sit on their Board of Advisor's and to have created a one-of-a-kind Colouring Book for them and their Logo.
Check more their website here >

Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary

Swan Lake Christmas Hill Nature Sanctuary is a wild oasis in the heart of the urban landscape and includes two distinct ecosystems: the beautiful marshland of Swan Lake and the spectacular Garry oak meadow on Christmas Hill. Both are home to an incredible array of native plants and wild animals.

The Sanctuary is a living classroom fostering an understanding and appreciation of nature through direct experiences. Educational programs for all ages encourage responsibility for the care and protection of the natural environment. Managed by a non-profit society, this urban refuge provides an exceptional opportunity to bring people and nature together.

We have recently completed their new web site, which you should take a look through here >

Habitat For Humanity

Habitat for Humanity Canada is a national, non-profit, faith-based organization working for a world where everyone has a safe and decent place to live. The mission of the organization is to mobilize volunteers and community partners in building affordable housing and promoting homeownership as a means to breaking the cycle of poverty.

We have created several successful direct mail campaigns in the past, which you can review here >