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Dear Program Director,
Each year, we take the opportunity to
bring our valued customers up to date on
our organization’s activities and to
inform them of our plans for the coming
year.
All former and prospective customers
should receive our list of program
offerings so that we can all begin
planning our schedules for the upcoming
year. Please feel free to examine the
catalog of programs and don’t hesitate
to contact us if you have any questions
or if you would like to book a program.
If for some reason you did not receive
our mailing, all
program information can be accessed
from the web! If you would like to be
added to our mailing list, please fill
out our
online form
and we will make sure you're not
forgotten next year.
Our programs deal with a variety of
topics about the natural environment,
many with a local Long Island interest,
including shows about
Sharks,
Shipwrecks,
Marine Life,
Insects
and
Lighthouses.
We also offer exciting programs on
various remote and wild locations
throughout the world. Through our shows,
viewers can learn about such places as
Antarctica,
Truk Lagoon,
The Galapagos
Islands, the
Caribbean
and the
Yucatan Peninsula
to name a few.
In 2008, we devoted considerable
resources and energy to converting our
photographic systems to a digital
format. With new camera systems,
underwater housings and digital computer
systems, our programs will continue to
improve and make use of cutting edge
technology now and into the future.
In 2009,
we will introduce two exciting new
programs "The
Sharks of French Polynesia": In
June, we spent several weeks exploring
the captivating islands of Tahiti and
French Polynesia. During this unique
expedition, we explored remote atolls
and breathtaking south pacific coral
reefs and dove with sharks, Manta rays
and other beautiful marine creatures.
This program will transport the viewer
to this idyllic paradise.
The second program is called, "Our
Environment in Peril: The Blue Oasis":
Great changes are occurring to the
Earth’s environment. The natural world
is under siege. In this program, we will
highlight some of the most pressing
issues of our time and we will discuss
our first hand observations of the
damage that is occurring the world over.
We will discuss ways for the public to
“get involved” and to help reduce the
impacts we are all having on the planet.
For those of you who have invited us
to present at your facility or
organization in the past, you know that
all of our programs are entertaining,
fact filled and are professionally done.
Each show contains an informative
lecture accompanied by beautiful
photographs. Most shows also include a
multi-media presentation featuring
additional photography blended with
captivating music to truly capture the
audience’s imagination.
All programs can be tailored for various
audiences, from young children to adults
and are generally scheduled in the
evening during the week or scheduled at
anytime on the weekend.
If you have never brought us to your
facility or organization, now is the
time to try us out! We are confident
that you will be pleased with our
program. Please
contact us to
find out what our current program fee is
and to schedule a program.
Please Note: All our programs can
now be found in the
New York State Performers and Programs
Database.
Sincerely,
Michael Salvarezza
Christopher P. Weaver
Any questions not addressed in the above pages or in this website, should be
forwarded by email to Technical Support.
- http://www.ecophotoexplorers.com/contacts.asp?subject=Technical Support#form


