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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – 08 June 2025
1. Aerial shot of group in a circle at São Conrado Beach ++MUTE++
2. Group cheering
3. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Maria do Carmo, 70 years old, president of a recycling cooperative:
++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT 1 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOTS 2-4++
“The ocean asks for help everyday and we, sometimes out of ignorance, do bad things to our planet Earth. (The ocean) to me is everything. If I could I’d clean the whole ocean."
4. Human chain “hugging” the ocean
6. Various of group cleaning up the beach
7. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Jorge Ricardo dos Santos, 49 years old, administrator: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT 8 AND PARTIALLY BY SHOT 9++
“We’re bringing to Sao Conrado neighborhood, to Rio de Janeiro, to Brazil, the awareness. If I throw trash here (at the beach), it won’t go away, someone will have to pick it up. We need to be focused on nature, the environment, and the oceans to have a better world, a future world for this next generation.”
8. Various of children and teenagers enjoying the beach
9. Aerial shot of Sao Conrado beach ++MUTE++
STORYLINE:
On World Oceans Day, environmentalists, athletes, and ocean advocates gathered at São Conrado Beach in Rio de Janeiro for a community cleanup, culminating in a symbolic gesture of a human chain embracing the shoreline.
“The Hug” is a symbolic action that brings people together to raise awareness of ocean and marine life protection on World Oceans Day.
The initiative also supports Brazil’s local NGOs focused on environmental and social causes, encouraging collective action for a better future.
World Oceans Day was established by the United Nations in 2008 to create global awareness about the importance of protecting oceans and marine ecosystems.
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