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- ASOS - November 2011
- Jalouse (Fr) - October 2011
- Tatler (UK) - November 2011
- Glamour (UK) - November 2011 (snippet)
- Marie Claire (US) - November 2011
- Interview - November 2011
- Glamour (UK) - December 2011
- Vogue (Aus) - December 2011
- October 20th - BHFTNM Festival
- November 8th - World Premiere in LA
- November 11th - Theatrical release (US, UK)
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Sea Shepherd Conservation Society (SSCS) is an international non-profit, marine wildlife conservation organization. Our mission is to end the destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world's oceans in order to conserve and protect ecosystems and species.
Sea Shepherd could not think of a more brave, passionate and dedicated activist and friend of the whales, than Isabel Lucas, also known for her role in Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Isabel has stepped up for duty for the oceans numerous times, including raising international awareness by attempting to stop annual slaughter of dolphins in Taiji, Japan in 2007.
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The Transparent Sea voyage that Isabel took part in for a few days earlier this month has now finished, and you can read an interesting article about teh entire journey over at surf.transworld.net. The Transparent Sea team have been releasing videos from their voyage, and the 5th and final part has a few nice shots of Isabel. I’ll make sure I post the other video parts for you in the coming days.
Last weekend Izzy continued her support of the Transparent Sea initiative, attending an awareness event in Malibu. She was photographed with Catherine Clark, a singer, surfer, and fellow activist. The official Transparent Sea website have posted a snap of Izzy at the event, and I have added it into our Gallery. Further down this page is an article about the event too, from the same source.
Given that Izzy was in Australia earlier this week I think she has concluded her Transparent Sea journey for now, but if you’re interested in keeping track of what the remaining group are up to, make sure you visit the official Transparent Sea website.
The TransparentSea crew are releasing videos from their voyage, and Part 1 is up for us to watch now. I think I spotted a few glimpses of Izzy in there!
I’ve just come across and added to our Gallery 2 beautiful new photos taken last weekend whilst Isabel was participating in the TransparentSea voyage. Both photos are very picturesque shots of Izzy and Angus sitting together by the ocean.
Angus has also created a music track as part of the series of songs to go alongside the voyage. Listen to Angus’s track below (I don’t think it features Izzy, so this is slightly off-topic), and head on over to the initiative’s bandcamp website to listen to all the songs from the series – it looks like they are posting a new one every day.
Music tracks created along the TransparentSea Voyage from Santa Barbara to the Mexican border, by Australia’s Band of Frequencies & Friends. These tracks featuring singer/ songwriter Angus Stone from Angus & Julia Stone.
Isabel is taking part in another ocean-related charity initiative – read more below, and then check out the official site for the project. Scroll down to the bottom of this post for a video featuring interviews with some of those involved and check out our Gallery in a few minutes for a couple of pictures!
A group of environmental activists led by Australian professional free-surfer Dave Rastovich (31, Byron Bay, NSW) set to sea north of Santa Barbara yesterday (Oct 1st) on a one-month voyage to the USA-Mexico boarder. Called “TransparentSea” the environmental initiative aims to highlight local coastal issues and the plight of marine mammals.
During the 260-mile (418-kilometer) odyssey the group will be joined by like-minded individuals and a rotating roster of special guests as they kayak and surf their way south, making more than 20 stops to engage communities and draw awareness to key issues.
Among those on the first leg from Gaviota Pier to El Capitan (in Santa Barbara County) were Australian actress Isabel Lucas and her singer-songwriter boyfriend Angus Stone.
Before the 18ft twin-seat Hobie kayaks were placed in the water for their maiden voyage, a beach-clean was undertaken in conjunction with the local chapter of the Surfrider Foundation. Chairman, Sandy Lejeune, was on hand to represent the Foundation in the region he is fighting to protect from development – the Gaviota Coast is home to the last remaining 20-mile stretch of undeveloped rural coastline in Southern California.
Musician Santigold, who took part in the SOTSK Mount Kilimanjaro climb with Isabel in 2010, mentioned Isabel in a recent interview with Aussie magazine/website NWOnline.com – she had some very nice things to say about Izzy!
Are you going to catch up anyone while you’re here?
Well, I have one really good friend from Australia who I love – you know Isabel Lucas? We climbed Kilimanjaro together.
We were going to ask you about that – it was for charity?
Yeah, we shared a tent. It was to raise awareness about clean water and we went with Jessica Biel, Emile Hirsch, a lot of people. And then we filmed a documentary. But Isabel was my tent mate, and I love her. She’s the best girl.
What was she like?
She is the sweetest, most wonderful tree-hugging lady and I love her. She could totally get down and talk shit and be hilarious. And she was a trouper – she got food poisoning on the last climbing day, but she made it to the top anyway. But it’s sad, she left Australia a couple of days before I arrived.
To commemorate Threatened Species Day on 7 September, the Protect our Coral Sea campaign has released a supporter’s video — you can listen to Ambassadors John Williamson, Tim Winton, Jesse Martin, Pat Rafter, Kristy Hinze, Isabel Lucas and Akira Isogawa as well as hear from everyday Australians calling for a highly protected, very large marine park in Australia’s Coral Sea.
The Coral Sea is a tropical marine jewel which lies east of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. It’s one of the last places on Earth where large marine animals can still be found in great numbers.
Yet less than 1% of this Serengeti of the Seas is protected.
Right now the federal government is considering the future of the Coral Sea within Australian waters.
Help protect our Coral Sea and make the Coral Sea a safe haven for marine life. Email you federal MP; it takes less than 20 seconds! Go to www.protectourcoralsea.org.au
I’ve just stumbled across another interview from the red carpet of the recent Minds In The Water premiere. Isabel and Hannah Fraser chat about how they got involved with the project, their paddle-out in Taiji, how their experience with these charities changes them, and then Isabel briefly mentions her upcoming projects. Have a watch:
Screencaps from the official red carpet interview at the Minds In The Water Artivist Film Festival screening that I posted yesterday have now been added to the Gallery! Isabel was so sweet in the interview, you can really see her eyes light up as she talks about this cause and see her passion for it.
As expected, Isabel attended the premiere of Minds In The Water at the Artivist Film Festival a few days ago. So far I’ve only come across a few pictures, but we can see Isabel wearing a pretty white dress with her blonde hair styled down, posing with her friends and fellow activists Dave Rastovich and Hannah Fraser.
A couple of photos have been added to the Gallery, one of which was tweeted by @HumaneSociety, and you can watch a few videos from the screening further down this post. As we posted about a few weeks ago, Isabel took part in a Q&A about the documentary and dolphins after the screening. Not only have the Artivist Film Festival posted videos from that, but we also have a lovely interview with Izzy from the red carpet!
You can also find several more photos posted here, although as they have the photographers name stamped on them they are obviously personal photos so we won’t be posting them here.
Minds in the Water is a feature-length documentary following the quest of professional surfer Dave Rastovich and his friends to protect dolphins, whales and the oceans they all share. Through Dave’s journey—a five-year adventure spanning the globe from Australia to the Galapagos, Tonga, California, Alaska and Japan—we see one surfer’s quest to activate his community to help protect the ocean and it’s inhabitants.
