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Student Microplastics Research
Congratulations to the LA Microplastics team for winning the
South Bay Business Environmental Coalition's
SEED Award for Education and Outreach!
South Bay Business Environmental Coalition's
SEED Award for Education and Outreach!
SEED Award for EDUCATION & OUTREACH
LA MICROPLASTICS TEAM
ANIMO LEADERSHIP CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
Mark Friedman has been an educator and mentor to high school students for over a decade. His passion is marine biology and he has channeled that passion into getting his students on the water working to prevent ocean pollution. He has done this through the LA Maritime Institute, taking students out on boats to get their hands wet. He has also done it internationally, collaborating with other educators in Japan and Chile. Perhaps most significantly, he has mobilized his students at Animo High School in Lennox to take the message of micro plastics into the local community and raise awareness of this vital topic.Mark Friedman has been an educator and mentor to high school students for over a decade. His passion is marine biology and he has channeled that passion into getting his students on the water working to prevent ocean pollution. He has done this through the LA Maritime Institute, taking students out on boats to get their hands wet. He has also done it internationally, collaborating with other educators in Japan and Chile. Perhaps most significantly, he has mobilized his students at Animo High School in Lennox to take the message of micro plastics into the local community and raise awareness of this vital topic.
LA MICROPLASTICS TEAM
ANIMO LEADERSHIP CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL
Mark Friedman has been an educator and mentor to high school students for over a decade. His passion is marine biology and he has channeled that passion into getting his students on the water working to prevent ocean pollution. He has done this through the LA Maritime Institute, taking students out on boats to get their hands wet. He has also done it internationally, collaborating with other educators in Japan and Chile. Perhaps most significantly, he has mobilized his students at Animo High School in Lennox to take the message of micro plastics into the local community and raise awareness of this vital topic.Mark Friedman has been an educator and mentor to high school students for over a decade. His passion is marine biology and he has channeled that passion into getting his students on the water working to prevent ocean pollution. He has done this through the LA Maritime Institute, taking students out on boats to get their hands wet. He has also done it internationally, collaborating with other educators in Japan and Chile. Perhaps most significantly, he has mobilized his students at Animo High School in Lennox to take the message of micro plastics into the local community and raise awareness of this vital topic.
Calling all high-school and college students to join us on the journey to finding new methods to eliminate plastic in our oceans.
Thank you to all of those who donated to our GoFundMe for our trips to Cuba and Japan from June to July of 2019!!!
We greatly appreciate your efforts as we continue to expand the collaboration between nations, and look forward to collaborating with our new contacts.
Thank you to all of those who donated to our GoFundMe for our trips to Cuba and Japan from June to July of 2019!!!
We greatly appreciate your efforts as we continue to expand the collaboration between nations, and look forward to collaborating with our new contacts.
