It's no secret Dave Rastovich is an evironmental advocate doing his best to spread the message of protecting our oceans and preserving the earth.

Dave was one of 300 people who attended Al Gore's Climate Project Conference in Melbourne and It would be fair to say that this conference had a profound affect on Rasta.

Here is a video diary documenting the trip.


To find out more about Al Gore's Climate Project please read on...

The Climate Project, Est. June 2006

The Climate Project (TCP) is an international non-profit founded by Nobel Laureate and former Vice President Al Gore with a mission to increase public awareness of the climate crisis at a grassroots level worldwide. TCP consists of a professional staff and more than 2,600 dedicated volunteers throughout the United States, Australia, Canada, India, Spain, and the UK, all personally trained by Al Gore to present a version of the slide show featured in the Academy Award-winning film An Inconvenient Truth. In 2009, TCP expanded its mission with a new commitment to advocacy and activism to combat the climate crisis. TCP presenters have reached a combined audience of more than 5 million people worldwide and plans are underway to develop affiliate offices in Israel, China, Eastern Europe, Mexico, and Latin America. Our hope is that by raising the awareness of our fellow citizens about this crisis and informing them about potential solutions, all of us, together, can preserve the climate balance on which humanity and our planet depend.

TCP Goals

TCP seeks to raise awareness about the urgency of the climate crisis. We seek to motivate people to become active participants in solving the climate crisis by:

1) Training a diverse range of citizens from numerous geographic regions and walks of life to communicate the science and impacts of climate change.

2) Engaging the public through presentations, news media, individual conversations, and grassroots advocacy and activism so that they will make an informed choice about public policy matters related to climate change.

3) Promoting local, domestic and global initiatives to solve the climate crisis.

Find out more about the Climate Project here