The Opportunity

The Regeneration Generation presented a unique opportunity to address the pressing issue of climate change. The documentary highlighted climate change’s impact on the Amazon rainforest and its indigenous people, the Puyanawa.

By shedding light on the challenges faced by the Puyanawa people and their efforts to protect the Amazon, this project aimed to inspire a global movement towards ecosystem regeneration, educating viewers about the vital relationship between the Puyanawa people and the rainforest while also highlighting the role of global business leaders in promoting sustainability and regeneration.

The Solution

This partnership put our client at the forefront of the climate change story.

Backing The Regeneration Generation served as a powerful tool to amplify the voices of various stakeholders, including business and civic leaders, scientists, technologists, artists, and Indigenous forest protectors. Through compelling storytelling and collaborations with Nobel Prize-winning scientists, climate leaders, and filmmakers, the film showcased the efforts to protect and restore our climate and nature. Led by Indigenous youth activist Txukukayxti and her father, Puyanawa spiritual leader Puwe, the documentary chronicles their journey to regenerate their culture and ecosystem sustainability.

The film demonstrates the potential for collective action in addressing environmental challenges by highlighting innovative technologies and partnerships.

The Impact

"The Regeneration Generation" documentary aims to have a profound impact on global consciousness and inspire audiences worldwide to take action in saving all life on earth. By showcasing the collaboration between Indigenous forest protectors and global leaders, the film seeks to shift perceptions and catalyse change towards ecosystem regeneration.

The project's objectives include developing scientific collaborations to support the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Leveraging the participation of global thought leaders and celebrities like Serena Williams, Al Gore, Ford Coppola, Robert Redford and more, the project aims to increase collaboration across various thematic areas.

Our sponsor visibly aligned themselves with influential advocates and participated in global events such as the UN General Assembly and prestigious film festivals. They are now a key player in sparking dialogue, mobilising resources, and driving collective action towards a sustainable and regenerative future for all.