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Aloran Sattar is a chronically online graphic designer, visual communicator and photographer and a real yearner. Currently based in a small room somewhere in Kolkata, India.
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TYPE: Video Production, Motion Graphics
WWF India celebrated the 25th anniversary of Project Serve, a significant milestone in their ongoing efforts in Darjeeling. Project Serve focuses on reforestation and habitat restoration in the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, one of India's oldest wildlife sanctuaries. Over the past 25 years, the project has involved local communities in conservation efforts, including planting native trees to restore degraded areas and improve biodiversity.
The anniversary event featured a series of talks and activities highlighting the project's achievements and future goals. WWF India's continued commitment includes working on the conservation of flagship species like the red panda and promoting sustainable livelihoods and community stewardship in the region
For the 25th anniversary of Project Serve, a reforestation and habitat restoration initiative in Darjeeling’s Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary, the project involved the creation of video content to highlight the achievements and future goals of the initiative. The scope of work included:
- Motion Graphics for Documentary Series:
- Design and integrate motion graphics for a series of documentaries covering key aspects of Project Serve.
- Create visual elements to communicate the project's impact on reforestation, habitat restoration, biodiversity improvement, and community involvement.
- Documentary Filming:
- Assist in the shooting of documentaries, capturing both the natural beauty of the sanctuary and the local communities’ involvement in conservation efforts.
- Collaborate on filming key events and activities during the anniversary celebration, ensuring the visuals align with WWF India's messaging.
The objective of this project was to visually document 25 years of conservation success and community engagement, showcasing the continued efforts to protect the Senchal Wildlife Sanctuary and its flagship species, like the red panda, through engaging video content.