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Ocean Currents

Sunday, January 26

Thank You for Making California’s Underwater Parks a Reality

June 9, 2012
Groups Seek Safeguards for Vulnerable Fish

June 8, 2012
Our 7 Favorite Ocean Quotes for World Ocean Day

June 8, 2012
Even in the Ocean, Every Rose Has Its Thorn

June 8, 2012
New network of protected areas approved for California’s far north coast

June 7, 2012
Beach Tips for Dog Lovers: Keep Your Pooch (and Wildlife) Safe

June 5, 2012
Pearls of Wisdom: Medicine of the Sea Answer

June 3, 2012
Pearls of Wisdom – Medicine of the Sea

June 2, 2012
Democracy isn’t a spectator sport. If we want our government to do good things for our ocean, we have to show up. We have to make Congress pay attention to these issues. That is what my team does every day – represent Ocean Conservancy and its members in the halls of power to achieve positive policies for the ocean and those who rely on it.

Jeff Watters

Senior Director, Government Relations, Washington, D.C.

Keep Oil Out of Alaska Waters