This World Oceans Day, Make Waves @OceanaCanada
This World Oceans Day, Make Waves  @OceanaCanada
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
One person alone can’t save our oceans from the biggest threats facing marine life, including plastic pollution, overfishing and climate change. One drop on its own is not enough to make a differentce. But many drops come together, they become unstoppable waves of change.
Join the Wavemaker movement and help Oceana Canada protect our precious waters: Oceana.ca/MakeWaves

Oceana Canada has been at the forefront of efforts to protect the oceans by fighting biodiversity and habitat loss, plastic pollution and overfishing. Wavemakers make fighting for the ocean possible; a community at the forefront of the latest ocean updates and calls to action to ensure our oceans are healthy and abundant.
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This World Oceans Day, Make Waves

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