Ocean Aid is a campaign created to raise awareness about the pollution collecting in our oceans and inspire community action to keep our oceans clean.
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It’s the way of the world these days that humans are increasingly encroaching on what remains of natural wild places. There’s a limit to what we can do and still have a planet that works in our favor.
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#FUNFACT: Sea otters have the densest fur in the animal kingdom! 🦦 Learn more about these otters with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: bit.ly/3G5VPuF
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"Often the debate about the environment can be complex, hard to digest & lost in words, whereas art can be a powerful way to explore such important topics as plastic pollution, climate change & biodiversity loss in an engaging, playful & creative way." "Choke" by #BenCarter.
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Happy #Thursday from this inquisitive leopard seal! Learn more about these Antarctic seals with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: bit.ly/3IBKzI0
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#DYK sharks have a sixth sense? Watch @SailorsforSea's KELP At Home Activity to find out for yourself how this incredible ability works: bit.ly/3Af6rpJ #InternationalDayOfEducation 🎓
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READ: What makes marine species so susceptible to eating plastic, and what can we do about this plastic pollution crisis to protect our oceans & marine life bit.ly/3FO4i5E
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#BREAKING: Organizations come together to urge @AlexPadilla4CA to cosponsor the Break Free From Plastic Pollution Act. An estimated 33 billion pounds of plastic enter oceans every year. It's time to #BreakFreeFromPlastic for #California and the USA. bit.ly/3qIhxQR
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URGENT: The demand for shark fins is one of the greatest threats facing #shark populations around the world. Use your voice to protect sharks today, before it's too late: bit.ly/3zXGmes #FinBanNow
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Bravo, President @LassoGuillermo, and all who are supporting enhanced protection for wildlife in the ocean surrounding the Galápagos Islands where most of the terrain is submerged and most of the animals are aquatic. #HopeSpots #30x30
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ALT Dr. Earle and Ecuador's Minister of the Environment Gustavo Manrique Miranda hold up a swimway map signed at the COP26 in Glasgow by the Presidents of Ecuador, Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama.
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What a leap! Spinner dolphins can spin up to seven times in the air before landing with a splash. Learn more about these acrobatic dolphins: bit.ly/3I6cWOu 🐬
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HEARTBREAKING: Critically endangered North Atlantic right whales are dying from ship strikes & entanglement in fishing gear. Add your name to call for urgent protections for the #RightWhaleToSave, before it's too late: bit.ly/3nfSzpX
📸: @nhawkinsphoto
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MESMERIZING: Despite their sometimes striking appearance, jellyfish are the simplest swimming animals on Earth. They lack bones, blood, a heart, and even a brain! Learn more: bit.ly/3HIpn2t
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URGENT: The Southern Resident orca population has declined by over 23% since 1995. Add your name to call for reduced fishing pressure & protected feeding hotspots to ensure these orcas have a future: bit.ly/32T3oaC
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ADD YOUR NAME: With only 330 remaining, critically endangered North Atlantic right whales are on the verge of extinction. Speak up now to call for critical protections for the #RightWhaleToSave: bit.ly/32mgAE7
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Thirty percent by 2030 is a good start, but I say half, as soon as we can get there. How much of your heart do you want to protect?
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With 33 billion pounds of plastic entering our #oceans every year, oceans need your help! Oceana campaigns to tackle plastic pollution at the source, but we can’t create change alone. Give now to help fight plastic pollution today: bit.ly/3sk1qdB
