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Sailing & The Environment

Sailors have always needed the ocean, but now, faced with issues like ocean acidification, marine pollution, and overfishing, the oceans need sailors. Recreational boaters have a unique opportunity to help protect and restore the environment they so much enjoy. Sailors for the Sea enables individual boaters to educate themselves about ocean health, and allows them to become ocean stewards.

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Video Ocean Watch Essay

Tall Ships for Sustainability

Tall Ships for Sustainability, featuring the Schooner Adventuress, explores the mission of tall ships dedicated to environmental education. From providing youth science stations to sustainably supporting a full-time crew, tall ships around the country are making a difference to conserve the marine environment.

Past Essays

Winterizing Your Boat

An environmentally friendly guide to winterizing your boat. Read the essay>> 

Ocean Dead Zones

A dead zone is an area of an ocean (or lake) that has too little oxygen to support marine life; it is hypoxic. Read the essay>>

The Lionfish Invasion

Beautiful, elegant, vibrant, graceful and unique ….. but we shouldn't be admiring  them in the Atlantic. Read the essay>> 
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