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Protecting Our Lakes ~ We can all do our part! The White Lake ADK Association, Inc. (WLADK/SWADK) is passionate about protecting our Adirondack lakes from the invasion of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). With our billboard and Adirondack Express advertising, we support the FREE Forestport Boat Wash Station, located at the Forestport Town Hall 10275 State Route 28 at the gateway to the southwest corridor of the Adirondack Mountains. It plays a critical role in protecting area lakes from the devastating impacts of aquatic invasive species (AIS). White Lake is one of few lakes in the ADK remaining free of AIS.

🌍 Let’s Keep Our Beaches Clean! 📅 Date: 25 May 2025 🕙 Time: 10:30 AM 📍 Location: San Luis de Sabinillas Link in bio! ✅ Don’t miss it!! 🌞 Soak up the sun, enjoy great vibes, make new friends, and help keep our beaches beautiful! #SanLuisDeSabinillas #Manilva #CostaDelSol #Malaga #Andalusia #SpainCleanUp #BeachCleanup #SaveOurOceans #EcoWarriors #KeepBeachesClean #OceanConservation #CostaDelSol #Málaga #SpainVolunteers #BeTheChange #EcoFriendly #VolunteerToday #nomadsland

We’re proud to be part of an exciting project in Santa Barbara that brings together fishermen, scientists, nonprofits, and seafood companies to restore the kelp forests in the Santa Barbara Channel. The project focuses on removing purple urchins, which have decimated local kelp populations, and creating a commercial opportunity by ranching the urchins for restaurant sale or using them in agricultural products. As Kim Selkoe, Executive Director of CFSB and co-founder of Get Hooked Seafood, explains: “Our community of divers is committed to playing an active role in restoring kelp forests, both for biodiversity benefits as well as supporting the urchin fishery again. Designing an approach that leverages and builds the supply chains to support restoration is super exciting.” In the images, you can see Jonny Woodcock, a local urchin fisherman, offloading his day's haul of purple urchins, bound for @‌theculturedabalone for ranching. While these purple sea urchins are not immediately suitable for culinary use, The Cultured Abalone Farm enhances their quality through a 'ranching' process, where the urchins are fed a nutrient-rich diet of sustainably harvested local seaweeds for 10 to 12 weeks, allowing them to regain their health and size. Get Hooked is also excited to experiment with drying and grinding the purple urchin shells into a calcium-rich powder for our fish hydrolysate fertilizer production. It’s a win-win for the environment, local economies, and the sustainable seafood community. We’re thrilled to see what happens when science and the fishing community come together to drive positive change! Check out our blog to learn more: https://gethookedseafood.com/blogs/news/get-hooked-joins-the-kelp-restoration-effort-in-santa-barbara

Can native revegetation save rivers? 🌱 Spoiler: It can—and it's doing it right now on the Mary River! Flowing through Queensland and out to the Great Barrier Reef, this waterway is a lifeline for both the land and sea. In our latest episode of Take Me to the River, environmental engineer Misko Ivezich shares how innovative engineering and community-driven efforts are helping transform The Mary River. This initiative, led by Misko, has helped stop 20,000 tonnes of sediment from reaching the Great Barrier Reef, and created thriving habitats for native species like the Mary River turtle and Lungfish. This is river restoration at its finest! 🎧 Sit back and listen now: arrc.au/podcast/33 📲 Or find us on all major podcast apps!

🇿🇦🐘 Every R100/R200/R500 Helps🐘💚 Thank you to amazing citizens and businesses who donate monthly for KPCA GROUP - Keep PMB Clean Action Group 's good work in PMB. You keep our Ellie Boat Afloat. We can issue section 18A certificates for donations🐘💚🇿🇦 #elliebank #savepmb #LovePMB #reclaimpmb #kpcagroup