https://lnkd.in/gGhnERE8 Discover Ocean Connectors in just 30 seconds! Since 2007, we've been dedicated to bringing marine science to students in National City, California, and Nayarit, Mexico, through free in-class presentations and outdoor field trips. Our mission extends further with Eco Tours, where the community actively participates, enjoying educational and recreational experiences that directly support our Education Programs through ticket proceeds. Additionally, our community events offer the opportunity to give back through a restoration event or kayak cleanup today! Make a positive impact on the environment by getting involved at www.oceanconnectors.org Edited by Kat Dubrow
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