By pledging $10 you will be added to our exclusive mailing list and receive regular updates during the expedition. This will include images captured of the action as the expedition progresses. Going on the experience of our last series of missions to the site, this blog will make for an exciting read. Killer whales, giant squid and sharks equals awesome!!

You will be added to our exclusive mailing list and will also be sent 10 digital wildlife images captured during our 2014 expedition. Unlike images uploaded to our exclusive mailing list, these magnificent photographs will be sent to you in a resolution that will allow you to print, frame and display them as feature items in your house or office. There is no doubt they will provide a talking point to everyone who views them!

In addition to the above rewards, you will also receive a 10 minute High Definition video cut derived from footage captured during the 2014 expedition.

Aerial flights on our SPOTTER PLANE !! We have decided to underwrite a spotter plane to help us find the offshore activity. Its able to carry 4 passengers on a two hour reconnaissance flight with up to two flights per day. It will initially be onsite between the 9th and 15th of February. Please dont pledge outside of this timeframe without contacting us first as the plane may not be there!!! Killer whales bowling over giant squid from the air .... now thats a sight to see !!!!

In addition to the above rewards, you will also be invited aboard our research vessel for a day, accompanying us to the site to experience this remarkable ecosystem for yourself! Please remember positions are limited and you may need to stay in Bremer Bay longer than expected as inclement weather occasionally prevents us from venturing out to the canyon.

This option is for the true believer! You will receive all of the above plus we will recognize you personally as having been instrumental in making our 2014 expedition happen. Selecting this option will allow us to acquire additional scientific equipment which will ultimately provide us with far greater insights into the mechanisms driving the seasonal aggregation of marine life at the Bremer Canyon.