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We Clean the Banks with the St. Lawrence Expedition
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The shores of the St. Lawrence River estuary islands contain significant plastic pollution. This is one of the findings of an expedition recently concluded by a team of scientists, writers and photographers. A total of about 500 kilos of waste was collected on the coasts of small islands between Quebec and Rimouski, areas usually quite limited to the human presence. Anne-Marie Asselin, mission co-worker and marine biologist, describes the materi…
The second edition of the Expedition Saint-Laurent and its watersheds will stop in Tadoussac and Pessamit as part of its major clean-up tour of the Quebec banks. The brigade of the Expedition Saint-Laurent and its watersheds will visit 22 municipalities in Quebec between August 6 and 22 and invite local people to join it. The expedition brings together 18 people including a group of ecological restorers, professional divers, multimedia artists, …
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Le CharlevoisienThe second edition of the Expedition Saint-Laurent and its watersheds will stop in Tadoussac and Pessamit as part of its major clean-up tour of the Quebec banks. The brigade of the Expedition Saint-Laurent and its watersheds will visit 22 municipalities in Quebec between August 6 and 22 and invite local people to join it. The expedition brings together 18 people including a group of ecological restorers, professional divers, multimedia artists, …
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