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Ocean Currents

Wednesday, September 18

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Local Volunteer Coordinators are Mission Critical

Gabriel Ortiz_Ocean Conservancy

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When faced with what seems like a daily barrage of bad news about human impacts on the ocean in the Arctic, I find hope and inspiration in the resurgence of women, indigenous people and young people finding their voices and taking action to make a difference.

Becca Robbins Gisclair

Senior Director, Arctic Programs, Bellingham, WA

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