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Pandion Creative Strives to Make Meko Production 100% Carbon Neutral
Portsmouth, NH / ACCESSWIRE / May 23, 2024 / Director Harrison Buck and Pandion Creative have partnered with Bonefish & Tarpon Trust (BTT) to offset the carbon footprint of the feature documentary Meko. The collaboration involves planting 441 mangrove trees on Grand Bahama Island.
Buck's interest in reducing the carbon footprint of his production led to this partnership. He aimed to contribute positively to Grand Bahama while mitigating environmental impact. Buck emphasized the relevance of the mangrove restoration project to their production.
BTT President and CEO Jim McDuffie praised the dedication of Harrison Buck and Pandion Creative in supporting mangrove restoration through financial contributions.
Meko, featuring professional fishing guide Omeko "Meko" Glinton, navigates his dream of owning a fishing lodge. The documentary is set to debut in 2024, exploring human resilience and legacy.
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