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Canterbury School (Ft. Myers, FL)
/in 50 States Expedition, Events, USA & Territories/by Ocean DoctorCanterbury School (Ft. Myers, Florida)
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Pelican Marsh Elementary (Naples, FL)
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Wegner Middle School (Boys Town, NE)
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Principia School (St. Louis, MO)
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50 States – Leg 2: Florida – Oceans vs. Rocky Horror
/in 50 States Expedition, Featured, USA & Territories/by Ocean DoctorLeg 2 was going far too smoothly. My flight to Tampa was early. The rental car bus arrived immediately. I didn’t get lost. The sun was shining. Maybe you’re like me, but when things start going this well, I get nervous. Turns out my gut feelings were right. Things were about to get…silly.
Like the expedition’s first leg to California, Leg 2 was also to familiar territory, to a state I had once called home: Florida. My many years in Florida, teaching at Seacamp in the Florida Keys, as president of The Conservancy of Southwest Florida in Naples, and co-chair of the Everglades Coalition, means that I’ll be returning here twice more to honor the flood of speaking requests I was honored to receive.
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Macksville High School (Macksville, KS)
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50 States – Leg 1: California – The Giant Squid Problem
/in 50 States Expedition, Featured, USA & Territories/by Ocean DoctorI suppose it was an appropriate start for an expedition about the oceans: Wet. A cold January morning rain pounded the Washington, DC sidewalks as I dashed, carry-on in tow, to catch a ride to the airport. Fortunately, a taxi driver quickly took pity on the umbrella-less, rapidly saturating figure waving his arm on the corner, and, in keeping with DC taxi cab tradition, I was soon in deep and interesting conversation about current events and, of course, politics.
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New College of Florida (Sarasota, Florida)
/in 50 States Expedition, Events, USA & Territories/by Ocean DoctorNew College of Florida (Sarasota, Florida)
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Wishing You a Year of Unscripted Happiness and Discovery
/in 50 States Expedition, Featured, USA & Territories/by Ocean Doctorlogistics, and complications — I’d talk myself out of it. So I announced the ambitious project to give speeches at no charge to schools in all 50 U.S. states (plus territories), and in so doing, dove into the deep end of a new endeavor that is rapidly taking on a life of its own. And that’s the best part of it.
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Ocean Doctor's "50 Years – 50 States – 50 Speeches Expedition" To Launch in California
/in Events, Featured, Projects & Expeditions/by Ocean Doctor_A new expedition launches January 7, 2009 in California! The Ocean Doctor’s “50 Years – 50 States – 50 Speeches Expedition“ is a one-year journey of outreach, education, and discovery, announced by Dr. David E. Guggenheim on his 50th birthday (October 6, 2008) to bring, at no charge, speeches about the oceans to schools in all 50 U.S. states plus territories. By its culmination at the end of 2009, the “expedition” will have reached well over 100 schools — from Barrow, Alaska to Rapid City, South Dakota to the Florida Keys — to share firsthand accounts, stories, humor, passion, and important lessons about the oceans and their conservation. Through additional outreach in the visited communities, engagement of the media, and encouraging the visited schools to connect with each other and share their perspectives on the oceans through a new online social network, it is hoped that this project can help encourage an enduring wave of renewed interest in the oceans by its next generation of explorers, scientists and stewards.
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