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Meet Celine Cousteau, a renowned documentary filmmaker, environmental advocate, and public speaker whose work centers on conservation, indigenous rights, and social impact. As the founder and director of CauseCentric Productions, she leads explorations that illuminate critical ecological and cultural issues while driving outreach and education. Celine co-founded The Javari Project to support Indigenous communities in the Javari Valley, Brazil, and she directed the feature documentary Tribes on the Edge (2019), a powerful look at oceanic and rainforest ecosystems and the communities that depend on them. Her speaking engagements span the United Nations, World Economic Forum, universities, and corporate events, where she shares insights on climate resilience, biodiversity, and responsible storytelling. In late 2024, she joined Space2Sea's Antarctica expedition, with an ambitious 2025–2026 project titled "Amazon River: From Ice to Sea". She also serves on the National Aquarium (Baltimore) board of directors and authored a book with Editions Fayard, Le monde après mon grand-père. Celine continues to mentor through initiatives like The Outdoor Film Fellowship and The Javari Project, empowering a new generation of changemakers. Here, you’ll find her upcoming tour information, notable works, and ways to connect for collaborations, partnerships, or speaking engagements.