Today for our Hands Across the Sands/shells event, we had a great day on the water, Though our numbers were small, we picked up lots of trash in the estuary of the Lower Suwannee National Wildlife Refuge. Plastic containers (bottles) were the greatest item found, along with glass, aluminum cans, Styrofoam, and other litter. We saw dolphins within minutes of our launch as if they were thanking us ahead of time for helping to clean up part of their habitat. Later on, we observed a bald eagle, and several great egrets. Even the mullet were jumping!
Tomorrow, we switch to fresh water at the Ichetucknee Springs/River for a tour.
Saturday, May 18, 2013
Hands Across the Sands 2013
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bald eagle,
dolphins,
Hands Across The Sands,
litter,
plastics,
trash
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