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Ocean Currents

Wednesday, September 18

10 Ways to Help Our Ocean on Earth Day

April 22, 2012
Pearls of Wisdom: Answer

April 22, 2012
Pearls of Wisdom: Sea Otters

April 21, 2012
Define “Adequate” … Two Years After Deepwater Horizon

April 20, 2012
Sanibel Sea School Aims to Transform, Not Just Teach

April 9, 2012
What’s on your beach? Ocean Conservancy’s 2012 Trash Index

March 27, 2012
My ancestors came to Florida in the 19th century and two centuries later, I am proud to be a Floridian that not only celebrates but also works to protect what makes this state and our way of life special and unique—the beauty and bounty of our ocean, our coasts and our communities.

J.P. Brooker

Senior Manager and Policy Counsel for Florida Conservation, St. Petersburg, Florida

Save Our Seas from Marine Debris