Céline Cousteau



Céline S. Cousteau (June 6, 1972 –) is a socio-environmental advocate.

Quotes

 * We need to change environmental policy. We need to have scientists who are working on massive data and research projects. All of those need to happen in parallel with your everyday citizen doing their part. That’s what I mean, is that for those people who find it overwhelming to look at environmental issues on a global scale, we need to scale it down and make it tangible. There needs to continue to be these other processes happening; people working on climate change, people working on environmental law, people working on ecosystem protection, the creation of marine parks. Whatever it is that has a greater impact. For the everyday person, just start, please. Start something.
 * Interview with Céline Cousteau on Conservation and Sustainability with Contiki (May 21, 2013)


 * I can understand that people get overwhelmed very quickly when you start to talk about an enormous issue like climate change. But I suggest they just choose one change and implement that in their lives, such as deciding not to eat bluefin tuna or shrimp anymore because it’s unsustainable. Then when that becomes simply part of your life, chose something else to implement. Make informed choices and make them part of your everyday life and don’t assume others are doing it for you.
 * 300 Seconds with Céline S. Cousteau NOW talks to the filmmaker and explorer (December 2018)


 * Whenever I look at any environmental story, whether it’s oceans, jungles, Antarctica, or the Amazon, I look at the human side to translate it in a relevant way for human beings. It makes it more relevant and compelling to people who are watching, listening, reading.
 * Amazon ‘Tribes on the Edge’: Q&A with documentary filmmaker Céline Cousteau (April 22, 2021)
 * “I don't suffer the same things that they do, but I stand with them to defend and protect [their lives and homeland]
 * A Conversation with Céline Cousteau DEC 17, 2020 (forest-trends)