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Project Details

Project dates
11/10/2023
Location
Langley, BC

Zia Yazdani

Project Lead

The event, held in Langley, BC, brought together 64 attendees as well as 14 guest speakers. Topics included aquatic conservation, eco lifestyle, palaeontology and climatology, invasive species, and youth initiatives.

Project Description

The Coastal Conference will feature a series of engaging sessions, including talks by distinguished speakers from various organizations, documentary screenings, and opportunities to connect with local vendors who share our commitment to sustainability. Through these activities, we aim to inspire, educate, and foster a sense of responsibility towards our coastal environments.

 

This project has been created in commemoration of the lives of all the victims of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, including two Ocean Bridge ambassadors, Danielle Moore and Micah Messent. We aspire to carry on their legacy and commitment to making the world a better place by creating long-lasting impacts with a firm commitment to driving positive change for the environment and our ocean. We will never forget the light that Danielle and Micah brought to the world and will continue to keep them in our hearts. To learn more about these two amazing people, please visit: Honouring Danielle and Micah  – Ocean Wise. This work is partially funded by the Commemoration Fund for Victims of Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 Tragedy.

What was your biggest challenge?

Our biggest challenge was hosting this event with a limited budget.

What was your most valuable takeaway?

Creating space for people to gather and learn from each other will to foster awareness and promote action for the protection of our coastal ecosystems.

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