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Prevention prevention lifetime at 1-800-273-8255. scuba driving for 30 years, and she got a glimpse at at future thanks to a group called driving for a purpose. >> i want to save the ocean. i want to save the ocean because i want my children to be able to see and experience the beauty after it. >> kramer's passion is coral reefs. they are home to a quarter of all see life. they are vital to global ecology, and they are dying. 18-year-old ohio state freshman greg hood gets it. he learned to dive and has committed to the organization's

Purpose. >> corals can't move, so they are directly affected by the changes in the rise of sea level. they're dumping 7 million tons of plastics and garbage in our oceans annually, so we're killing the corals. >> once a lawyer and firefighter, dwp cares is now his life's work. what caught my attention about them, they were combining a sport that i love, scuba diving, and they were conscientious of the environment. more importantly, they have incorporated the next generation. >> 18-year-old ohio state freshman greg hood gets it. he learned to dive there and is committed to the five-year trainin...

Family. how are the children, the youth, the next generation getting involved with this organization? >> well, that's what i love because diving with a purpose really has its doors open to everyone. particularly teenagers. whether you're from chicago or columbus, as our young man, greg, was from, ohio state university. a freshman. to costa rica. it's a global reach. they want to make sure that the next generation of divers who are conscious about the environment and who have a particular interest in helping to find those 1,000 sunken slave ships from the transatlantic voyage, that they have an...

The changes and the rise of sea level. we're dumping 7 million tons of plastics and garbage in our oceans annually. so we're killing the corals. >> once a lawyer and firefighter, dwp cares is now his life's work. what caught my attention about them is that they were combining a sport that i love, scuba diving, and of course, they were conscious of the environment. more importantly, they had incorporated the next generation. 18-year-old ohio state freshman, greg hood gets it. he learned to dive through dwp and has committed to the organization's five-year training program that teaches ocean con...