Shaw TV’s Jen Muranetz follow us out to Sombrio Beach last week as we collecting final clips for Tide Lines.The result was a great piece on OceanGybe, Tide Line and the beach where we started planning our circumnavigation of the planet. Sombrio beach is the brith place of OceanGybe, where we started to become aware of plastic pollution and then need for us to do our part in helping keep our oceans clean…
Click here to watch the Shaw TV piece…
The Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-up team has begun to register volunteers to help with the clean-up effort that will be required when the buld of the Japanese Tsunami debris reaches our beaches. Follow this link to add your name…
The Centre for Alaskan Coastal Studies is also readying for the massive clean-up at hand. They just send out the following press release to mention their effort and hopefully inspire more volunteers to help out. Check it out….
OceanGybe is hard at work on their new documentary, Tide Lines. Check out the trailer below!
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