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Ocean Conservancy
Ocean Conservancy educates and empowers people to take action on behalf of the ocean, advocating for sustainable solutions informed by science.
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They knew it would hurt the ocean, but they did it anyway. Take action for the ocean today!
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I'm the world’s most endangered sea turtle, with an estimated female nesting population of just 1,000
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George H. Leonard 20h
Hillborn: more fish than ever before. But fish are recovering bc science-based annual catch limits. Recovery no accident
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George H. Leonard 20h
Listening to hearing on fisheries management. Hearing features scientists; hope facts matter today!
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New study estimated that between 88% and 94% of all plastics currently entering our ocean come from just 10 rivers.
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 23
Although my fur appears white, it’s actually transparent.
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 23
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 22
We’re thrilled that “2045: The Gulf Restored” won first-place winner at film competition!
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 22
California takes another positive step for our ocean and coasts.
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 21
They knew it would hurt the ocean, but they did it anyway. Take action for the ocean today!
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 21
I’m one of the rarest animals in the ocean—known for my distinct tusk, my nickname is the “unicorn of the sea.”
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 20
I can swim up to six miles per hour. To put that in perspective, Michael Phelps clocks in around 3.92 miles per hour
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 20
California takes another positive step for our ocean and coasts.
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 20
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 20
Do you know how to tell the difference between squid and cuttlefish?
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 20
. – Congrats on the Volvo Environment Prize laureate 2017! We are honored to have you on our Board.
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Ocean Conservancy Oct 20
Here are 3 easy ways to stop invasive species.
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