Oceanic Impact

Happy World Ocean Day!

Today, June 8th, marks the annual international celebration of the ocean and the end of and

Throughout this past week, our team has hosted and engaged in festivities including arts and crafts, water testing, networking, scuba diving, ocean education, and many other activities!

Huge thank you to our partners and volunteers for joining us for this annual celebration!

We look forward to further explore how we can collectively uplift each others' work!

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Join us tomorrow for our flagship Ocean and Water Education Fair at the Milton Public Library- Sherwood branch as a part of !

Come learn about various fun and interactive ocean and water-themed education activities ranging from the giant floor map, to ocean noise, scuba diving, salamanders, and many other topics!

Sea you tomorrow!

Celebrating the International Day for Biological Diversity!

Biological diversity is the variety of all living things and the ecological patterns that they form. First created in 1993, the International Day for Biological Diversity was made to bring awareness to declining biodiversity, and to try and bring people together to help improve it.

Each year, there is a different theme for the day, to encourage different aspects of biodiversity to be considered. The 2026 theme is acting locally for global impact! Your local biodiversity is the variety of living things in your area and their interactions.

If enough people are encouraged to learn about and help biodiversity in their local area, then the biodiversity around the world will improve tremendously!

Consider doing things like researching species that live in your area, planting native plants, and telling the people you know about what you've learned and how they can help!