Action Spotlight: Wisconsin Kayak Symposium
We spend a lot of time thinking about photos here at 350.org--they are, after all, our best tool to convey the breadth and diversity of the climate movement all over the world. But it's not every day that we see photos that take our breath away!
This photo from Wisconsin and the Inland Sea Society caused all of us in the office to stop work and crowd around a computer screen. These are all kayaks; taking their part to get the message out. Check out some local coverage, here.
We are very much looking forward to other Kayak-themed events for October 24, and to working with our partners at the Inland Sea Society, Waterkeeper and International Rivers.
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Kris Lawson says... on Jun 27,2009
I was part of the zero! in this fantastic event that the Inland Sea Kayak Symposium organized. It gave me chills to participate. I have been spreading the word to my friends in MN and WI about 350.org. Thank you for working so hard to make a difference in our world.
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