1.
Chart
a new
course
in commuting.
Take back
the roads
and become
a conservation
commuter:
Try biking,
take public
transportation
regularly,
seek carpooling
partners,
or consider
telecommuting.
2.
Make
your vote
count.
This election
season,
look past
the cleverly
worded
campaign
ads and
bumper
stickers,
and make
your voice
heard!
Find out
how to
make sure
the people
who represent
you are
representing
your values.
3.
Simplify
your life.
Create
a life
for yourself
that revolves
around
experiences
instead
of things.
By making
a conscious
decision
to limit
your own
consumption,
you can
make a
huge difference.
...and
three
more to
help the
seas!
1.
Take
it to
the streets!
Have you
noticed
something
in your
neighborhood
that needs
to be
cleaned
up? Once
someone
speaks
up, the
problem
is sooner
solved
-- but
it's important
to take
that critical
first
step.
2.
Think
globally,
act locally.
Get more
involved
with local
conservation
efforts,
whether
aimed
directly
at the
health
of the
ocean
or indirectly
through
the protection
of clean
water
in your
local
watershed.
3.
Make
business
bluer.
Your business
can make
ocean
protection
its business!
There
are many
ways to
help,
and the
best part
is that
each action
is magnified
on a much
larger
scale.
