What does protecting the ocean look like in practice? Sometimes it means removing litter before it reaches the water. Sometimes it requires highly trained divers working more than 30 metres below the surface. And sometimes it begins with a child imagining the marine animal they want to protect.
From 11 to 13 July, Healthy Seas and Hyundai Motor North America brought these different forms of action together through “From Sea to Shore”, a three-day programme in Southern California combining employee engagement, underwater clean-up and ocean education…
Source: Healthy Seas Foundation
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