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Social Advertising Campaign Aimed at Preservation of Sturgeons
"2006 without Caviar"

Air Period
January - May, 2007
Client
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
WWF Russia
Campaign Goals
Decrease of the consumer demand on black caviar in order to cut the commercial offer and to stop fishery of wild sturgeons for black caviar.
Target Audience
Consumers and potential consumers with different lever of income.
Proposed Solution
Every grain of row can become the last one. Every sandwich can change the fragile balance in nature and the situation will go out of control forever. We will fail to preserve sturgeons. In order to protect sturgeons we must decline consumption of caviar until the population of sturgeons is restored completely.

The story is a metaphor of the process of extermination of sturgeons. The audience is offered to imagine that only one grain of row is left in the whole world and it is threatened with a great danger in the shape of a huge fork. The video story is built as a hunt of the gigantic fork for the defenseless grain of row where an embryo of the last sturgeon is developing.

The campaign is aired on TV, OOH, press, radio and the internet.

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Give life to the sturgeon - decline eating black caviar!

We can hardly find a person who does not like nature and does not worry about the fate of disappearing animals. But sometimes unintentionally we become accomplices of poachers who are ready to kill defenceless beings for the sake of their own profit.

Have you ever thought that by eating a sandwich with black caviar you deprive sturgeons of the chance to survive forever. Sturgeons are becoming extinct and every grain of roe can become the last one.

The population of sturgeons in the Caspian Sea has reduced 40 times and 90% of black caviar is extracted illegally. Do not buy black caviar. Your money will go to poachers and mafia and it would be even more profitable to kill sturgeons.

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