Otta Sotta British Columbia
Otta Sotta: The End of the Ocean? is an alt-rock odyssey based on the ocean conservation work of Farley Mowat and his 1980
book Sea of Slaughter.
The project aims to bring awareness to the negative impact humans continue to have on the ocean - and, hopefully, to inspire people to come together to save what’s left.
All proceeds go directly to Sea Shepherd, in memory of Ian Macdonald.
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