The production introduces a powerful and timely statement. Early on, a pivotal moment in the film features a speech given at the 2010 World Peace Summit, highlighting the profound message: "If you want to cultivate peace, protect creation." Simon George, inspired by these words, has taken action in the surrounding villages of Rosalie Bay, Dominica, integrating this philosophy into local conservation efforts. The documentary is being filmed on a sea turtle nesting beach located at Rosalie Bay of Dominica, providing a rich backdrop for the unfolding story.

The film will serve as an educational tool for local schools, aiming to teach the next generation about sea turtle conservation, with a focus on the keystone species, the Leatherback sea turtle. With a vision for global impact, The Sea Turtle and Us aspires to be a viral educational resource, promoting international awareness and responsibility for conservation efforts worldwide.

By emphasizing the interconnectedness of all living beings and the urgent need to protect our planet, viewers are inspired to become active participants in safeguarding the oceans and nurturing a harmonious relationship with nature. The production is carefully scripted so that segments can be released as short reels for viral education, engaging nature enthusiasts and the public at large.

In addition, a publication titled The Sea Turtle and Us: Turtle Facts will provide a broad range of information regarding sea turtle migration, feeding, nesting habits, and general knowledge. This will ensure the public has a better understanding of the dangers of sea turtle decline and the greatest challenges they face for survival.