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“Ocean’s Meadow: In the depths where seagrasses sway, Their blades bring light to the bay. With roots so deep and leaves so green, They mark the ocean’s serene. Through currents strong and tides that flow, Seagrasses in beauty grow. In every blade, a story’s told, Of nature’s wonders, pure and bold. Seagrasses in their endless grace, A testament to nature’s place.”
– Isabelle Bryne, short film director and poet
The Importance of Recycling
This topics bears repeating. Learn how to properly recycle, or our Earth will suffer, and WE will suffer.
Did you know...
95% of American's support recycling but only 35% of people actually recycle. Most people find it confusing and don't fully understand what can and cannot be recycled.
If items aren't recycled, they will end up either in landfills, incarcerated, or in compost, or worse, on our beaches and in our streets causing harm to everyone and everything around them.
Each city or county has it's own rules and regulations regarding recycling, so it's important to learn what can and cannot be recycled in your area.
Wetlands
Did you know...
6% of the Earth's land surface is comprised of Wetlands.
40% of all plant and animal species live or breed in the wetlands.
1 in 8 people rely on wetlands for their livelihood.
March 1: World Seagrass Day
Healthy seagrass means a healthy planet.
Did you know...
Seagrass covers only 0.1% of the ocean floor, but provides food and shelter to thousands of species of fish, seahorses, turtles, etc. and sustain some of the world’s largest fisheries.
Seagrass improves water quality by filtering, cycling and storing nutrients and pollutants, reducing contamination in seafood.
Seagrass improves water quality by filtering, cycling and storing nutrients and pollutants, reducing contamination in seafood.
Recycling
Recycling
United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) explains the benefits to recycling. How it impacts our environment, economy, and community.
Florida Everglades
Florida Everglades
Different wildlife biologists come together to explain the beauty and the importance of the Florida Everglades. In this brief five-part video series, you can explore the history of the natural ecosystem.
Ecosystem Restoration
Ecosystem Restoration
Between now and 2030, the restoration of 350 million hectares of degraded terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems could remove 13 to 26 gigatons of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.
“Preservation of our environment is not a liberal or conservative challenge, it’s common sense.”
– Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States
– Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States
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