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MLSSBC starts REEF WATCHERS Pilot Program

Posted by mlssbc on June 14, 2020June 14, 2020

News Release: June 7. 2020 – MLSSBC starts ‘Reef Watchers’ pilot program of watching over Howe Sound reefs.

Stayed tuned for details.

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MLSS President and Vice-President, Glen Dennison and Sheila Byers, presenting a glass sponge lecture to a group of engaged AP students motivated in learning about ocean life and explorations.

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