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California’s coho salmon are on the verge of extinction. 10% of Central California Coast population resides in the single tiny San Geronimo Creek watershed which remains unprotected from harmful development in Marin County, CA.

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Sea turtles saved annually after shutting down a slaughterhouse and ending all legal slaughter of turtles in Mexico.

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Sharks tagged with acoustic telemetry to collect data to create an international migratory swimway in the Pacific.
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New Marine Reserve Will Protect Highly Migratory and Endangered Species in Galapagos

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