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Voyage of the Labyrinth

Jase Kovacs, Captain and owner of the Labyrinth, and producer of Voyage of the Labyrinth | Jolene Burr, Marketing and chief bottlewasher

02-Jul-15 14:30

Voyage of the Labyrinth

He sold everything to buy an old yacht. Then raised funds online to produce documentary videos of grassroots conservation groups in the region fighting pollution, saving the ecosystem, doing what often goes ignored. Jase Kovacs and his first mate, Jolene Burr tell about the Voyage of the Labyrinth and how they want to contribute to saving the planet, one small step at a time.


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