Over 70 % of the Earth's Surface Is Ocean Water.
Protect the Oceans Now and You'll Be Protecting Your Own Personal Environment, Too.
June 8th is World Oceans Day, a day for celebrating all that the ocean provides for us. It is also a good day to remember to support the many environmental groups' efforts to protect our natural resources. Today my blog features a message from The Nature Conservancy and surfing champion Kelly Slater. Follow the links in green to see and hear their message.
Dear Friends:
Eleven-time World Surfing Champion Kelly Slater needs your help to protect our 0ceans.
Oceans are an amazing part of our planet. Covering more than 70 percent of Earth’s surface, oceans support nearly half of all species on Earth. And no matter where you live, we all depend on our oceans for oxygen, food, jobs, life-saving medicines and more.
In honor of World Oceans Day today, will you join Kelly in the fight to save our oceans?
Our oceans are facing severe threats from human activity; unrestricted coastal development, pollution, and destructive and unsustainable fishing are draining our oceans of marine life. For oceans to keep sustaining us, we must find a way to sustain them.
Because of dedicated supporters like you, The Nature Conservancy has made significant progress in protecting our oceans. On behalf of all life that depends on these waters — thank you.
Sincerely,
Amy Hawthorne Morris
Sr. Online Outreach Manager
The Nature Conservancy
Dear Friends:
Eleven-time World Surfing Champion Kelly Slater needs your help to protect our 0ceans.
Oceans are an amazing part of our planet. Covering more than 70 percent of Earth’s surface, oceans support nearly half of all species on Earth. And no matter where you live, we all depend on our oceans for oxygen, food, jobs, life-saving medicines and more.
In honor of World Oceans Day today, will you join Kelly in the fight to save our oceans?
Our oceans are facing severe threats from human activity; unrestricted coastal development, pollution, and destructive and unsustainable fishing are draining our oceans of marine life. For oceans to keep sustaining us, we must find a way to sustain them.
Because of dedicated supporters like you, The Nature Conservancy has made significant progress in protecting our oceans. On behalf of all life that depends on these waters — thank you.
Sincerely,
Amy Hawthorne Morris
Sr. Online Outreach Manager
The Nature Conservancy
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