Earlier this year we had the opportunity to visit Raja Ampat in the West Papua province of Indonesia. We were absolutely amazed with the diversity of corals and abundance of fish. This week the American nonprofit Conservation International has launched a virtual reality film from the Bird’s Head peninsula in West Papua.
In April wrote about虚拟现实潜水and the underwater film The Click Effect and I was hooked from that point forward. The Bird’s Head VR dive is much like that first immersive experience and uses the same VRSE. Works platform. You can find the video这里.
The Bird’s Head peninsula in West Papua is one of the richest marine biodiversity centers in the world. This new film titled “Valen’s Reef” lets you see the underwater treasures of Birds’ Head and learn more about the conservation work of local residents with the support of Conversation International The Bird’s Head region has more than 2,500 islands and reefs. It is home to 600 types of corals and 1,765 kinds of fish (including more than 40 species of sharks and rays). About 3 percent of the world’s mangroves are located in this area. Scientists estimate that Bird’s Head holds more species of fish than Australia’s Great Barrier Reef and more species of coral than the entire Caribbean Ocean.
伯德的头为760,000西巴布亚人提供食物，庇护所和生计。西巴布亚位于印度尼西亚东部地区。瓦伦（Valen）的礁石是在戛纳国际创造力节上放映的电影之一，它与YouTube合作发行。“瓦伦的礁石”不仅仅是一部展示伯德头的海洋宝藏的电影。它还讲述了一个故事，关于社区团体和保护主义者的共同努力，如何恢复受到破坏性捕鱼威胁的海洋栖息地。这部电影是由当地的一位渔民叙述的，他致力于保护他的儿子瓦伦（Valen）的倡导。