Four Different People, One Ohio Small Town
& A Dog=Soul Food
How do four very different people connect for an amazing collaboration that feeds one's soul? Add a dog, the sea, endangered species and you have a fantastic blend of creativity and passion. All four of the humans, a marine biologist, firefighter/dog trainer, photographer and videographer/story teller attached to The Tau Project are passionate about their craft and all came from a small town in Ohio, Bellbrook. When you bring that passion together for a greater cause the results are incredible.
The idea of a dog that detects sea turtle nests was the brain child of Nick Falzerano, the photographer, while on vacation in Hawaii and watching Cheryl King, the Marine Biologist, search for nests for miles on the beach. He then asked Athena Haus, the firefighter/dog trainer, if it was possible to train such a dog. Of course it is possible and from that came a journey of a lifetime for each of us. You add Tau, the cool little Australian Cattle dog, and Bobby Lindeman, the Story Teller, with his daughter's voice and a brilliant vision evolves!
Our goal is not only to get Tau to Maui to save sea turtles but to also teach the next generation about the eco system, animals, biology and science. We all feel very strongly that children are the future and can make a difference in the World we live in when presented with knowledge and education. Help us feed our souls, save a species and teach the next generation about ecology.
Will you join us?
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