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Plus: Act now to protect the ocean food web
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Dear Tom,
I'm pleased to invite you to a special, free event, "Little Fish, Big Deal," at the Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco on Oct. 27 at 6:15 p.m.
On the heels of a pivotal victory protecting several species of forage fish in federal Pacific Ocean waters, Pew and partner groups will host a public forum in San Francisco. The event, featuring world-renowned oceanographer and explorer Sylvia Earle, will
explore the issues facing forage fish and the marine life and coastal communities that depend on them.
Check out our event page to register and learn more.
Hope to see you in San Francisco!
Paul Shively
Project director, U.S. oceans, Pacific
The Pew Charitable Trusts
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Take
Action: Protect the Ocean Food Web
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Northern anchovies provide food for over 54 species off the West Coast, including seabirds, larger fish such as salmon and tuna,
and marine mammals like whales and sea lions. But these important animals are in trouble. Let the Pacific Fishery Management Council know you support updating how these fish are managed.
Sign the petition »
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What
Drives a California Woman to Save Starving Sea Lions?
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National Geographic
Pew's Lee Crocket shares the story of one volunteer's work to help California's Marine Mammal Center advance ocean conservation through marine mammal rescue and rehabilitation, scientific research, and education.
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