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Ocean Week 2021 with María of SALUD
During this 2021 Ocean Week , March , we had the chances to join the World Ocean Summit and also joining the meeting together with María of SALUD in discussing the recent rises of sea pollution in Melaka , Malaysia , Spain and elsewhere .
The global issue of ocean plastic pollution , in this special episode during Ocean Week 2021 our local marine biologist María here speaking to her community in Spain for EDUCACIÓN AMBIENTAL Y SINERGIAS CIUDADANAS .
Ocean plastics washing up on beaches and rivers should not exist anywhere in waters , especially for high tourism places like Melaka where its multi diversity of marine life is so pretty (from Turtles , to Corals in the Straits , Crocodiles , fishes that provides seafoods for the locals and many else more)
Do you know that it is beautiful and seeing turtles swimming by the Straits of Melaka . It reminds us at MCF51 on why removing the trashes is so important - we as the locals like how María taught us , must protect their habitats , the cleanliness and all the other marine life treasure that our city has now so that all our future generations can continue to enjoy this wonder in Malaysia #TerimaKasih
Merci pour eux Merci à vous 🐬🐳🐟🐡🐠 For the Ocean , For María
Watch the full live video on the link below here by ECOWILDLIFE TRAVEL
https://www.ecowildlife.es/ (Thanks Jose Luis for the meeting with all the other ocean/sea life protectors)
[MALASIA: MILLAS Y ORILLAS, ENTENDER LOS CORALES PARA SALVAR LOS ARRECIFES]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ7nN8NpWC0
; Desde Malasia María Marcos nos cuentas su proyectos para salvar los arrecifes de corales con un poryecto de colaboración ciudadana, Millas y Orillas ' la incansable de Malaka, un hibrido de Canaria, Gallega y Malaysia
Read more of her work and progress in the fight to #endpollution & #savetheOcean on https://millasyorillas.com/
Sincerely your neighbors | Join our Saving the Turtle campaign on www.melaka.city/SaveMelakaTurtle
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By MCF51During this 2021 Ocean Week , March , we had the chances to join the World Ocean Summit and also joining the meeting together with María of SALUD in discussing the recent rises of sea pollution in Melaka , Malaysia , Spain and elsewhere .
The global issue of ocean plastic pollution , in this special episode during Ocean Week 2021 our local marine biologist María here speaking to her community in Spain for EDUCACIÓN AMBIENTAL Y SINERGIAS CIUDADANAS .
Ocean plastics washing up on beaches and rivers should not exist anywhere in waters , especially for high tourism places like Melaka where its multi diversity of marine life is so pretty (from Turtles , to Corals in the Straits , Crocodiles , fishes that provides seafoods for the locals and many else more)
Do you know that it is beautiful and seeing turtles swimming by the Straits of Melaka . It reminds us at MCF51 on why removing the trashes is so important - we as the locals like how María taught us , must protect their habitats , the cleanliness and all the other marine life treasure that our city has now so that all our future generations can continue to enjoy this wonder in Malaysia #TerimaKasih
Merci pour eux Merci à vous 🐬🐳🐟🐡🐠 For the Ocean , For María
Watch the full live video on the link below here by ECOWILDLIFE TRAVEL
https://www.ecowildlife.es/ (Thanks Jose Luis for the meeting with all the other ocean/sea life protectors)
[MALASIA: MILLAS Y ORILLAS, ENTENDER LOS CORALES PARA SALVAR LOS ARRECIFES]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ7nN8NpWC0
; Desde Malasia María Marcos nos cuentas su proyectos para salvar los arrecifes de corales con un poryecto de colaboración ciudadana, Millas y Orillas ' la incansable de Malaka, un hibrido de Canaria, Gallega y Malaysia
Read more of her work and progress in the fight to #endpollution & #savetheOcean on https://millasyorillas.com/
Sincerely your neighbors | Join our Saving the Turtle campaign on www.melaka.city/SaveMelakaTurtle