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Surfrider Europe Ocean Initiatives

March 14, 2014 | Words By:

Surfrider Europe Ocean InitiativesGet together from 20th-23rd March 2014 for the largest European citizen gathering!


80% of waste of the waste found on coasts and in oceans is of continental origin. That is why, this year, Ocean Initiatives campaign will focus on “Upstream-Downstream”.

It’s your turn to play, participate in Ocean Initiatives 2014!

Sign up and help Surfrider fight against aquatic waste!


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