Featuring the work of Dr. Catherine MacDonald and Dr. Julia Wester, NTOTA is producing a film exploring the very probable Great Hammerhead nursery just miles from South Beach, Miami.  The woman-led research team  explains their recent discoveries, research, and the next steps to preserve a shark nursery.  Catherine and Julia also run Field School, cultivating the next generation of marine conservationists.  The amazing conservation efforts of the Field School team incorporates research, protection and education.

Click here to look at the informational hammerhead brochure highlighting some details of the cause!

Please donate to support the protection of hammerhead sharks. Substantial donations to this cause come with great thank-you presents… Contact Mark@ntota.org or Rebecca@ntota.org for more details!

Path of the Panther is a call to action film project to bring awareness to and protect the ever shrinking undeveloped land needed by the Florida panthers to survive.  Florida’s human population is growing by 1000 people per day. The Florida Wildlife Corridor, without protection, will be obliterated by the suburban sprawl that is projected to consume 5 million acres of wildlife habitat by 2070. A donation to Path of the Panther will help the work of scientists with landowners to reveal areas for land protection and wildlife crossings needed to keep the Everglades intact and save the future of wild Florida.  NTOTA is proud to have helped the cause by purchasing a camera trap to collect additional footage and information about the panther population.

To donate to Path of the Panther directly, please click here.