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Kate Le Souef, manager of the Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-Up at the Vancouver Aquarium, speaks with Lawrence about the importance of engaging volunteers in positive actions as a way to start people along the path of stewardship. While the initiative has no plans to change, for many of its volunteers, the Clean-Up represents their first and now routine action taken to ensure Canada’s oceans, lakes and rivers are clean and safe to swim, drink and fish.
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