Hello All,
Save the date and mark your calendars! We have reserved the Coral Casino for the evening of Saturday, October 9th for another memorable Heal the Ocean benefit. Here is a quick glimpse at what Heal the Ocean has lined up for 2010:
February – Release of Ocean Wastewater…
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Dear Ocean Lover:
Yesterday’s New York Times contains a chilling story about the U.S. Supreme Court declaring ambiguous the language of the Clean…
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The fifth annual Heal the Ocean benefit concert was held at the Coral Casino and Four Seasons Resort The Biltmore Santa Barbara on Saturday, hoping to raise $150,000 that would be put toward research to help document the dangers of effluence dumping in the Pacific and to help preserve the ocean. Honorary…
To Report Illegal Dumping and Pollution in
Santa Barbara County Contact:
Willi Brummett (805) 681-4944
To Report Illegal Dumping and Pollution in
the City of Santa Barbara Contact:
Autumn McKee (805) 897-1910
Ken Burgess (805) 897-1912
Marine Mammal Center
Santa Barbara County: (805) 681-5285
To report sick animals: (805) 687-3255
To report dead animals: (805) 681-5285
City of Santa Barbara: (805) 564-5418
To report sick animals: (805) 687-3255
To report dead animals: (805) 564-5418
Heal the Bay Beach Report Cards
Report Pollution at Heal the Bay
Santa Barbara Channelkeeper Beach Status Report
Report Pollution at Santa Barbara Channelkeeper
Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch
To determine safe and sustainable seafood choices:
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Properly Handle Hazardous Household Products and Safe
Alternatives
City of Santa Barbara Environmental Services Recycling & Trash Information
US Department of Health & Human Services
Household Products Database: Health & Safety Information on
Household Products (including CECs)
National Library of Medicine: Tox Town
Environmental health concerns and toxic chemicals where you
live, work, and play (includes endocrine disruptors)
Heal the Bay
Santa Barbara Channelkeeper
Environmental Defense Center
Natural Resources Defense Council
Surfrider Foundation
The Ocean Conservancy
Clean Water Network
The Coastal Fund
UC Santa Barbara Bren School of Environmental Science & Management
UC Santa Barbara Marine Science Institute
Heal the Ocean has received a $333,000 state grant for a revolutionar y oceanographic and microbiological ocean outfall study that is tracking the travel of treated wastewater once it is discharged into the ocean. The “Shallow Ocean Wastewater Outfall Source Tracking Project ” (SOWOST) is one of…