See Pics: CEO’s Of Top 5 Companies Held Underwater Conference In Kerala

CEO’s of top 5 companies in a unique way held an underwater conference in Kerala on Monday to raise awareness on global warming and marine pollution. This all happened at Grove Beach of Kovalam in Kerala.

The CEOs of five IT and hospitality companies took part in this underwater conference to raise public awareness related to the issues of marine life protection and global warming. This meeting went on for almost 35 minutes on the floor of the Arabian Sea.

The participants took a pledge to protect marine life and fight against increasing water pollution. Armed with scuba gear and other gadgets, the CEOs went at least six to seven meters into the sea to conduct the conference meeting. They have been training for this for the past one week.

The underwater conference reported that the seas near Mumbai, Kerala, and Andaman and the Nicobar Islands are as the most polluted in the World and also that most of the plastic and other debris in the sea had actually originated from inland.

An adventure underwater company Bond Safari collaborated with Hotel Udaya Samudra to conduct this conference.

Jackson Peter, MD of Bond Safari said: “Through this unique event, we also wanted to bring the attention of international and national policy makers on the increased risks and consequences of global warming and marine pollution on the planet. Many are unaware that oceans serve as the world’s largest source of protein. These water bodies represent 99 percent of the living space on the planet.”

After the conference, the members of the conference released a logo as a part of their “Ocean Love” campaign.

Ultimately, their aim is to bring about a long-term plan draft for the protection of marine life.