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Only trained site leaders will be able to participate in the first count Jan. 29, but the following surveys on Feb. 26 and March 26 may reopen to “a small number of general volunteers.”
Event still goes on but with trained site leaders instead of usual volunteers Feb 1, 2021 Volunteers scan the ocean for any sign of whales in this image taken in 2019 during the Pacific Whale Foundationâs Great Whale Count. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, a different type of annual whale count is underway this year on Maui and across the state as trained site leaders have picked up the counting instead of volunteers. Pacific Whale Foundation photo The Maui News Due to COVID-19, a different type of annual whale count is underway this year on Maui and across the state as trained site leaders...
>> angela, my point is yet 107 overdose dreaths in ocean count, nj new jersey. it's a suburban, largely white middle class community. they're getting their hands on heroin. why are so many kids dying? >> that's an excellent question, and a question we all need to be looking at. if 107 dolphined washed up on the shore, we would be spending endless hours and putting all the endless resources to find out why the dolphins were laying on the beaches. we have 107 young people, 107 family, many more, obviously, that are impacted, we all have to be looking at reasons to find the solution to this devas...