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Get inspired for the New Year!
Start the year off on an ocean theme! The more you learn about our amazing blue planet, the more you will find that a healthy ocean is essential not only for the future of the fish, the coral reefs, and all life in the ocean, but also for our own future.
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  by becoming ocean aware. The Ocean Project's facebook page and twitter updates provide you with up-to-date green tips and links to the latest news about ocean-related matters. Check out The Ocean Project blog, visit
other environmental blogs and websites, dig into the Ocean Book of the Month
or a film about
the ocean. That way you can begin relate to the issues that affect your backyard and our world and find out how you fit into the big picture.
  by pledging to make a difference. Spend time this month thinking about how your daily actions affect our ocean planet. No matter where you live, you are connected to the ocean, and your impacts do make a difference. Commit to taking simple actions on a regular basis to reduce your impact on the earth and conserve it for the children of the future. To make it easier for you, we have developed the Seven C's Pledge,
where you can make a personal commitment and find information on how you can play your part. Also, check our Take Action site as often as possible to find daily eco tips and links.
  by supporting a local conservation organization. A visit to your local Zoo, Aquarium, or Museum (ZAM) can help you to understand the importance and appreciate the beauty of life found in our
ocean and of life upstream and downstream in your watershed. Become a member of your favorite organization and support environmental conservation and education. As a ZAM member you can get up close with the animals, explore fascinating exhibits, and get inspired all year round. In turn they will help you to get involved with local conservation efforts and volunteering opportunities. Find your local ZAM and join now.
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If you are not yet directly receiving them, The Ocean Project has two free e-newsletters you can subscribe to and a new blog:
- Blue Planet News to Use: for the latest ocean and conservation communications resources, updates on science, news, policy, and exciting action opportunities.
- Seas the Day action tips: featuring a different conservation theme each month, and inspirational information and tangible ways to help.
- Visit our new – and regularly updated – Ocean Project blog!
- Follow us on Twitter
- Become a Fan of The Ocean Project through Facebook.
- Take the Seven C's Pledge to protect our oceans.
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