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Ocean Currents

Saturday, August 17

Restoring the Gulf of Mexico by Pointing Baby Turtles Back to Sea

October 12, 2012
Paper Towels – What’s the Big Deal Anyway?

October 12, 2012
Plight of Albatross Inspires Scientist to Clean Up Beaches

October 10, 2012
Sanctuary’s 20th Anniversary a Great Reminder of Long Road to Lasting Protection

October 9, 2012
The Last Straw: Reduce Your Plastic Footprint and Hydrate Trash-Free

October 5, 2012
Are Proposed Seismic Surveys Near Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Worth the Risk to Ocean Wildlife?

October 4, 2012
Trash Lab: Because Rope, Wrappers, and Butts are Not Created Equal

October 3, 2012
Confronting Ocean Acidification: It’s Going to Take a Village

October 2, 2012
Every day people make decisions about how we are going to use the environment. I think it's important we have an ecosystem conservation voice in those conversations.

Alexis Baldera

Director of Science Initiatives

Save Our Seas from Marine Debris