I’ve never seen a waterfall at the beach. That is, until I was cruising across the murky (and I’m told rather sharky) waters of Drake’s Bay off the coast of middle/Northern California.
As a former news reporter, I was taught never to bury the lead. This is not a food blog, but nevertheless, I must grace you with this headliner: A place exists in the world called Chocolate The Restaurant. It’s in Santa Cruz. Go. There is hope for us all.
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When I saw this quote standing tall on a white and strategically lit column in the middle of a busy bird exhibit in the Monterey Bay Aquarium, I knew it would make it into our Project Ocean film. I wasn’t exactly sure where or how it would appear, but I knew instinctively that it captured a vision for the film I had not yet found the words to describe.
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Our director of photography, Rod, and I had settled in for our pre-shoot day routine of charging batteries and a nutritious (ish) dinner. Project Ocean had plucked us from the Virginia mountains, where the chill of spring at elevation still hung in the air, and benevolently dropped us down in a mildly breezy, salty aired San Diego.
Now I have to admit, when I think about all the actions I could take to help our environment, I can easily get overwhelmed. But something I have been hearing lately that has helped me put this in perspective, is that this is not about perfection, but if everyone does a little to reduce, reuse, recycle - it can make a significant impact.
RE Sources is working to protect the environment and communities of the central Salish Sea region of Washington state. They catalyze community action to promote clean water, protected shorelines, ending of dangerous fossil fuel projects and recovery for orcas and salmon.
RE Sources is working to protect the environment and communities of the central Salish Sea region of Washington state. They catalyze community action to promote clean water, protected shorelines, ending of dangerous fossil fuel projects and recovery for orcas and salmon.
