The Nature Conservancy’s video “Help Kelly Slater Save Our Oceans” has a deeper meaning that you may not see just from watching the video and not understanding what Kelly is trying to Portray. But if you can overcome this hurdle and grasp the true meaning behind what he says and how he views the ocean as this serene and tranquil place of beauty. You’ll be able to see the ocean as Kelly does in the video. So by understanding the meaning and message behind the video you can see just how well the video uses Ethos, Pathos, and Logos. The message of the video about saving our oceans was intended for those who just throw or leave their trash on the beach not really knowing that if they leave it there it could be swept up by the ocean and could
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Like if a fish were to eat some plastic it could choke or die from ingesting it because of what it's made out of. The main purpose of the video was to show off the beauty of the ocean and what it could look like with no trash. They even start the video off with Kelly gazing off at the sunrise reflecting off the ocean and they did this all because they’re there trying to lighten the atmosphere of the video and bring positivity into it. While it’s pretty easy to see just how much passion Kelly has for the ocean by not just surfing in the video, but enjoying the waves and just having a blast out on the water and calling the ocean “this is my home, this is my office, and this is my sanctuary”. And it's a clear that Slater has a genuine desire to take care of the ocean and spread awareness of the condition of the ocean if he calls the ocean his home and place of work. So by wanting to participate in this video, it shows that Kelly wanted to prove to other people …show more content…
And in her blog post “Ocean Trash: It’s Not OK” she talks about how the “ocean plastic pollution has become this big problem”(Erin Spencer). She even uses a picture of a sea turtle caught in some trash to emphasize just how any animal in the ocean could get caught in our trash. She even goes to bring up Kelly Slater, who has “spent countless hours in marine environments all over the world to see just how some oceans remain beautiful and some get trashed and ruined”(Spencer). She goes further into how Kelly Slater has gotten himself further involved in the movement of saving our oceans with him and his clothing brand Outerknown who’s goal was to create a clothing brand that wanted to help protect our natural resources. Now Outerknown has joined up Ocean Conservation to launch a new program called ITS NOT OK and its goal is to spread awareness of how the trash in our oceans has caused this huge environmental problem and it also wants to encourage others to rise up and help clean our oceans. The Ocean Conservation organization found out that there is approximately “eight million metric tons of plastic waste that flows from the land toward the ocean every year”(Ocean Conservation). What they found out from that findings is that by the year 2025 for every one ton of fish there could be three tons plastic floating around in the ocean
Like if a fish were to eat some plastic it could choke or die from ingesting it because of what it's made out of. The main purpose of the video was to show off the beauty of the ocean and what it could look like with no trash. They even start the video off with Kelly gazing off at the sunrise reflecting off the ocean and they did this all because they’re there trying to lighten the atmosphere of the video and bring positivity into it. While it’s pretty easy to see just how much passion Kelly has for the ocean by not just surfing in the video, but enjoying the waves and just having a blast out on the water and calling the ocean “this is my home, this is my office, and this is my sanctuary”. And it's a clear that Slater has a genuine desire to take care of the ocean and spread awareness of the condition of the ocean if he calls the ocean his home and place of work. So by wanting to participate in this video, it shows that Kelly wanted to prove to other people …show more content…
And in her blog post “Ocean Trash: It’s Not OK” she talks about how the “ocean plastic pollution has become this big problem”(Erin Spencer). She even uses a picture of a sea turtle caught in some trash to emphasize just how any animal in the ocean could get caught in our trash. She even goes to bring up Kelly Slater, who has “spent countless hours in marine environments all over the world to see just how some oceans remain beautiful and some get trashed and ruined”(Spencer). She goes further into how Kelly Slater has gotten himself further involved in the movement of saving our oceans with him and his clothing brand Outerknown who’s goal was to create a clothing brand that wanted to help protect our natural resources. Now Outerknown has joined up Ocean Conservation to launch a new program called ITS NOT OK and its goal is to spread awareness of how the trash in our oceans has caused this huge environmental problem and it also wants to encourage others to rise up and help clean our oceans. The Ocean Conservation organization found out that there is approximately “eight million metric tons of plastic waste that flows from the land toward the ocean every year”(Ocean Conservation). What they found out from that findings is that by the year 2025 for every one ton of fish there could be three tons plastic floating around in the ocean