Vancouver Aquarium

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Lawrence tours the Vancouver Aquarium and gets hands-on with Orca jaws, egg purses and a variety of other interactive exhibits.
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Ocean Wise, a sustainable fish indicator now found in over 600 restaurant menus is leading the way on educating people about the sustainability of their food choices. Hear why the Vancouver Aquarium took a different approach to the Monterey Bay Aquarium’s Seafood Watch program, and why it’s their dream to see the program come to an end.
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Vancouver Aquarium researchers believe it’s the micro plastics in our oceans that present the highest risk to animals and ourselves. They are working hard to understand how our dependence on plastics is impacting life on the planet, starting with the oceans that cover 80% of the earth’s surface. The Vancouver Aquarium may have founded the Great Canadian Shoreline Clean-Up program, it’s doing even more to educate citizens about the environmental impacts of our lifestyle choices.
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