Can you believe this?? Unprecedented clean up of the BC West Coast - Ep 48 S3
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The Breaking Waves odyssey has concluded. After a 10,000 NM Pacific circuit, Alie and Ben have returned to Canada, with their Sceptre 41 'Kiana' listed for sale.
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In this video, Alie and Ben travel to Hotsprings Cove enroute to meet with the Rugged Coast Research Society (RCRS) for one of the largest and most logistically challenging clean ups ever attempted on the British Columbia coast. Ben is a volunteer Director with RCRS and a portion of all our Breaking Waves Patron income goes directly to this cause. If you appreciate this work please share this video far and wide! We have lots more work to do and some BIG plans for 2022!
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You can also donate directly to Rugged Coast at:
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This clean up was funded under the Clean Coast Clean Waters Initiaitve. Coastal Restoration Society was the west coast Vancouver Island lead. Thanks to Coastal Restorarion, Surfrider Pacific Rim and Hesquiaht First Nation.
All photos including thumbnail by @agathebernardphoto
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