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SHEBA BRAND X KULEANA
CORAL REEFS–Hope Grows in Hawaii

Cats love fish, and caring for them means protecting the oceans they depend on.


Through a two-year partnership, SHEBA® teamed up with Kuleana Coral Reefs and Hawaiian-born actress, singer, and cat parent Auli’i Cravalho to raise awareness for the Hope Grows platform in Hawai‘i through creating bite-sized branded content to inspire cat lovers to help restore ocean health and protect the planet.

AWARDS & RECOGNITIONSPR WEEK

Role: Art Direction, Concepting, Photo Retouching.

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GROWING HOPE IN HAWAII DOCUSERIES
Growing Hope in Hawaii Docuseries Part 1: Cultural Impact of Coral
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Growing Hope in Hawaii Docuseries Part 2: Meet the Reef Stars
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Growing Hope in Hawaii Docuseries Part 3: The Future of Coral
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YEAR ONE:

Auli'i Cravalho ecouraged everyone to join her, the SHEBA brand and Kuleana Coral Reefs to practice Laulima, a Hawaiian term for many hands working together; everyone can help work towards a future with healthier reefs and more fish, even in simple ways through evergreen social content:

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1. Look but don't touch: Be mindful that coral is a living creature and touching or stepping on it can harm or even kill it. If you're lucky enough to be near coral, be responsible and lend a hand, or in this case, a hand off, to help preserve coral.

2. Use reef-safe sunscreen: Sunscreen made with chemicals is toxic to fish, corals and other marine life. Avoiding sunscreens with oxybenzone and oxtinoxate is a great first step in protecting the reef, both on and off the beach! Look for a more reef-safe sunscreen with mineral ingredients or a physical UVA and UVB barrier.

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3. Always leave nature better than you found it: That means picking up after yourself so trash doesn't find its way into the ocean and harm the coral. Whether it's collecting trash from the beach or a dive, or using reusable bags and water bottles to cut down on waste, everyone can do their part.

CAMPAIGN PHOTOGRAPHY

RESULTS

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