Ever wondered
about a water jug?
As it empties, we take note. Perhaps our habits briefly change; we draw more sparingly, and inevitably refill the vessel. But we cannot ignore the limitations of a finite water fountain.  

That's resource management.

Our cities, markets, activities, and lifestyles depend on our capacity to manage resources, though all too often operate on a false premise of “reasonable” extraction, exploitation, or impact. Nobody wants the jug to run dry, but we hardly glance at the jug.

Garrafón is a creative studio using story and imagery to draw more eyes to the waterline—whether it's cinema, science, social justice or a simple dose of wonder.
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Knowing and acting are two different things.
In the 21st century we know more, and can do more than ever before. But this accelerated progress has thrown our balance—it’s come at a cost of biodiversity, clean air and water, and the productive ecosystems we depend on.
Despite evidence of environmental crisis, we are slow to change course in all spheres of influence: from politics to commerce, to culture...why?
Conveying the value of nature is layered in complexity and nuance. It’s not the easy, traditionally profitable story to tell. But it’s the one we need most.
Garrafón Studio is dedicated to the stories, lessons, and messages that champion ecological health as a right and priority, circularity over scarcity, forests as healthy finance, and science in service to well-being. We produce media as an impetus to action.
Our environmental crises have a messaging problem.
Our approach to science communication circumvents the doom & gloom, the virtue signaling and fluff of over-emotional conversation, seeking to create stories to engender dialogue over debate with data, cinema, curiosity and care.
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