Guardians of the Blue
Coming Soon, Guardians of the Blue: The Florida Reef Rescue, hosted by Maddy Molina, is an inspiring new documentary that celebrates the power of collective action and innovation. It follows the groundbreaking collaboration between scientists, conservationists, and local communities as they unite to restore Florida’s fragile coral reefs.
Maddy’s Films
Maddy Molina is dedicated to empowering young people to understand the importance of our oceans and their role in protecting them. She believes that informed, inspired individuals can drive real change. Through her educational films, Maddy brings attention to critical marine issues and promotes simple, impactful actions that anyone can take to help.
Documentaries
Seagrass And Manatees
Ocean & Coral Reef Activist Maddison Molina visited Southwest Florida to understand the ecosystems around estuaries and their impact on sea life. In this revealing video, Maddy shares what she learned about the importance of seagrasses and how seagrasses are critical in supporting ocean life, especially for manatees, the large and gentle mammals who make Southwest Florida their home every winter.
Saving Florida’s Coral
Fifteen Year old Ocean and Coral Reef Activist, Maddison Molina visited Mote’s Elizabeth Moore International Center for Coral Reef Research and Restoration in Summerland Key, Florida. Follow Maddy as she interviews scientists and learns about Mote’s research, coral reproduction, and restoration processes that have produced first-of-its-kind results.
Saving the World’s Coral
Twelve-year-old scuba diver, Maddison Molina, noticed that coral reefs seem to be struggling in many places she visited on family vacations. Determined to find out why, she goes on a quest to understand what's happening to the earth's corals, and what can be done to save them. In this entertaining and educational video, Maddy interviews experts she met, shares the surprising things she learned, and provides children and adults alike with insights and practical ideas about how they can help keep the world's coral alive and vibrant for generations to come.