Earth Day 2008

Earth Day saw Shark Savers participate in events in both New York City and Delray Beach, Florida. We had booths at fairs in both places, helping to spread the good word about sharks. Especially with children.

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" target="_blank"> Hannah Medd, a marine biologist, explaining the importance of sharks in our ecosystem. Hannah Medd, a marine biologist, explaining the importance of sharks in our ecosystem.
" target="_blank"> Julie and Mai help show their spirit with shark puppets. Julie and Mai help show their spirit with shark puppets.
" target="_blank"> Save those sharks. Save those sharks.
" target="_blank"> Sign that petition. Sign that petition.
" target="_blank"> Julie with some students who love sharks. Julie with some students who love sharks.
" target="_blank"> Julie with another shark fan. Julie with another shark fan.
" target="_blank"> Julie showing her Leopard shark to a huge fan. Julie showing her Leopard shark to a huge fan.
" target="_blank"> Julie explaining the importance of sharks to two kids. Julie explaining the importance of sharks to two kids.
" target="_blank"> Tara from Conserve Our Ocean Legacy poses with shark fans at our booth. Tara from Conserve Our Ocean Legacy poses with shark fans at our booth.
" target="_blank"> Julie showing her shark puppets to a fan. Julie showing her shark puppets to a fan.
" target="_blank"> Janet asking kids if they can name a type of shark. Janet asking kids if they can name a type of shark.
" target="_blank"> Kids posing with our shark puppets. Kids posing with our shark puppets.
" target="_blank"> Jamie, Juile and Tara enjoying some food and drinks after an invigorating day at Earth Fair. Jamie, Juile and Tara enjoying some food and drinks after an invigorating day at Earth Fair.

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