Boats Send Ocean Acidification SOS from “Coal Bay” in AK

On September 6, 2009, Cook Inletkeeper and more than 100 fishing boats, sail boats, skiffs and kayaks took to the waters off Homer, Alaska. They spelled out an urgent message to protect jobs, coastal communities and fisheries from the threat of ocean acidification. The boats formed an Acid Ocean “SOS,” part of a ˜Voices for the Ocean”™ event hosted by the Alaska Marine Conservation Council (AMCC) and the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership (SFP) with International Aerial Artist John Quigley. Inletkeeper helped organize and publicize the event.

What really got our attention: these beautiful photos. Thanks, Rob Moir, for letting us know.

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I have stepped down as Outreach Coordinator for A Sea Change.

If you would like to get in touch with the filmmakers, please contact Associate Producer Ben Kalina at:
ben at aseachange dot net
+1 215-238-9334

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+1 718 407 0670

Thanks!
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http://mocamedia.tv

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