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Susan Darragh oceana is one of the most proactive orgs regarding sea life and i have the utmost admiration for the work that they do....we are destroying sea life each and everyday and our disrespect for these living creatures will come back to haunt us unless we take drastic action NOW~ SUSAN DARRAGH
Jessica my stepmom is representing Oceana at a conference in Geneva this week!!
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Oceana 's feed: The Beacon
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Oceana Helps 'Expose' Farmed Salmon
Offshore salmon pens in Chile. Oceana's VP for South America, Alex Muñoz, and board member Dr. Daniel Pauly both contributed to a new documentary about the damages caused by the farmed salmon industry in the cold waters of Norway, Chile and British Columbia. Oceana has been w...orking to f...
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Afficher davantageOffshore salmon pens in Chile. Oceana's VP for South America, Alex Muñoz, and board member Dr. Daniel Pauly both contributed to a new documentary about the damages caused by the farmed salmon industry in the cold waters of Norway, Chile and British Columbia. Oceana has been w...orking to f...
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Bob Ballard, the Great Explorer
Image via wikimedia commons. If you tuned into "60 Minutes" this past Sunday, you had the pleasure of watching a two-part report on Dr. Robert Ballard and his lifetime of undersea exploration. What is Bob Ballard's story, you ask? Underwater adventure? Check. Mysterious shipwre...cks?...
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Afficher davantageImage via wikimedia commons. If you tuned into "60 Minutes" this past Sunday, you had the pleasure of watching a two-part report on Dr. Robert Ballard and his lifetime of undersea exploration. What is Bob Ballard's story, you ask? Underwater adventure? Check. Mysterious shipwre...cks?...
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Andrea Koury Fianlly a place to find out more about the giant plastic dump in the Pacific Oceana dn what we can do to help....great arcticle in Rolling Stone about it if anyone is interested.
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Picturing Oil Pollution
I appreciate a well-placed advertisement, and not just because I work on Oceana’s Marketing and Communications team. Many times I have hopped off the DC Metro at the Farragut West station to have one of the art museum displays catch my eye. Last week I was stopped in my tracks by an advertis......
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Afficher davantageI appreciate a well-placed advertisement, and not just because I work on Oceana’s Marketing and Communications team. Many times I have hopped off the DC Metro at the Farragut West station to have one of the art museum displays catch my eye. Last week I was stopped in my tracks by an advertis......
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Bluefin Tuna: A Worthy Opponent in Decline
I'm a little disappointed in this New York Times story about Dave Lamoureux, a fisherman who battles bluefin tuna from his unmotorized sea kayak. On the one hand, it reinforces the mythos around bluefin, that they are majestic creatures worthy of being considered alongside ter...restrial predators ...
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Afficher davantageI'm a little disappointed in this New York Times story about Dave Lamoureux, a fisherman who battles bluefin tuna from his unmotorized sea kayak. On the one hand, it reinforces the mythos around bluefin, that they are majestic creatures worthy of being considered alongside ter...restrial predators ...
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Census of Marine Life Enlightens Again
A magnified crustacean from the CoML survey (CoML/Büntzow/Corgosinho) The Census of Marine Life, a comprehensive attempt to list every marine species, has released its latest findings from the depths of the seas. The group of scientists has now listed 17,650 species, with ne...arly 6,000 of ...
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Afficher davantageA magnified crustacean from the CoML survey (CoML/Büntzow/Corgosinho) The Census of Marine Life, a comprehensive attempt to list every marine species, has released its latest findings from the depths of the seas. The group of scientists has now listed 17,650 species, with ne...arly 6,000 of ...
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Use Facebook to help protect kids from mercury in seafood
Increase your impact by telling your friends Be one of the first people to sign our new Facebook petition to protect kids from mercury in fish at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club! And increase your impact and win prizes by inviting your friends to sign. The 3 p...eople who recruit the most friends...
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Afficher davantageIncrease your impact by telling your friends Be one of the first people to sign our new Facebook petition to protect kids from mercury in fish at Wal-Mart and Sam's Club! And increase your impact and win prizes by inviting your friends to sign. The 3 p...eople who recruit the most friends...
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The Scanner
Coelacanth model from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. This week in ocean news, ...the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas approved next year's Atlantic tuna quotas, disappointing conservationists who say that only a complete closure of the fis...
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Afficher davantageCoelacanth model from the Oxford University Museum of Natural History. This week in ocean news, ...the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas approved next year's Atlantic tuna quotas, disappointing conservationists who say that only a complete closure of the fis...
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