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Shop The Last Straw: Sea Turtle Art Print
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The Last Straw: Sea Turtle Art Print

$20.00

Green sea are endangered by such things as global warming, entanglement in fishing gear referenced in this image by the fishing line around the flipper and hook in head and plastic pollution referenced by the straw through the nose. Plastic pollution is particularly problematic because the ingestion of even one item can be deadly such as straws which may rupture a turtle’s internal organs leading to hemorrhages.

8X10 for $20. Frame not included. $5 shipping not included in pricing.

Proceeds go to The Marine Mammal Center, a non-profit that advances global ocean conservation through rescue and rehabilitation of marine mammals, scientific research, and education.

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Green sea are endangered by such things as global warming, entanglement in fishing gear referenced in this image by the fishing line around the flipper and hook in head and plastic pollution referenced by the straw through the nose. Plastic pollution is particularly problematic because the ingestion of even one item can be deadly such as straws which may rupture a turtle’s internal organs leading to hemorrhages.

8X10 for $20. Frame not included. $5 shipping not included in pricing.

Proceeds go to The Marine Mammal Center, a non-profit that advances global ocean conservation through rescue and rehabilitation of marine mammals, scientific research, and education.

Green sea are endangered by such things as global warming, entanglement in fishing gear referenced in this image by the fishing line around the flipper and hook in head and plastic pollution referenced by the straw through the nose. Plastic pollution is particularly problematic because the ingestion of even one item can be deadly such as straws which may rupture a turtle’s internal organs leading to hemorrhages.

8X10 for $20. Frame not included. $5 shipping not included in pricing.

Proceeds go to The Marine Mammal Center, a non-profit that advances global ocean conservation through rescue and rehabilitation of marine mammals, scientific research, and education.

Wo(men)Mind the Water by Pam Ferris-Olson LLC

Contact: womenmindthewater@comcast.net

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