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SEPTEMBER 2008

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Photo: Barbara J. Bergwerf

Loggerheads Go the Distance

Loggerhead sea turtles, named for their large heads and powerful jaws, travel thousands of miles in search of food. Along that remarkable journey, they encounter numerous perils. Learn more about the risks they take


Blue Coral Video:  Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Needs Your Help

Stellwagen Bank Sanctuary is in crisis. Compelling evidence indicates that human uses are degrading the Sanctuary's wildlife, whales, fish species, and shipwrecks. But to date, managers at NOAA have done very little to protect this special place.  Watch our video and then take action to reverse the trend!

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Blue Crab Video:  Join Us on Sept. 20 at a Coastal Cleanup Near You

On Saturday, September 20th, hundreds of thousands of volunteers from over 75 countries will gather at their local waterfronts to take on the challenge of trash in our ocean.  Ocean Conservancy is proud to help organize this worldwide event every year.  Sign up today to join this effort!

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Blue Fish Cape Cod Paddle Surfers Raise Awareness of Ocean Pollution

On August 9, eight Massachusetts paddle surfers completed a grueling marathon to raise awareness for Ocean Conservancy and pollution in our ocean. Learn more about the Cape Cod Bay Challenge.


Blue Starfish Volunteers Just Like You

Kaelin Lambert organized her school's first adopt-a-beach project as part of the International Coastal Cleanup in 2007. Pretty impressive for a 6th grader. Read Kaelin's story and see how you, too, can get involved.

 

  

Six Degrees to the Ocean

Michael Phelps made waves in Beijing this August. Learn how this swimming superstar is connected to our ocean in -- you guessed it -- fewer than six steps.

Have a Six Degrees to the Ocean idea to share with us?  Send us a challenging headline for the next issue and we'll put it to the test!

 

What We're Up to

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Ocean Conservancy Opposes Efforts to Weaken Endangered Species Act

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New Measures to End Overfishing of Gag Grouper Throughout the Gulf of Mexico
Shark Bullet Reports Indicate Historic Effort to Protect the Ocean in the South Pacific

What We're Watching

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Check out Battle in Seattle, a film by Stuart Townsend that follows people who joined together to protest a World Trade Organization ruling that endangered sea turtles. 

Tell us: What are you watching? 

 

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