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Happy New Year! 

Best fishes to all for a wonderful 2023! 

Have one whale of a year! 

~ Eli Saddler, Founder and Executive Director

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World Oceans Day 2018 Beach Cleanup

Please join us June 10th for our annual World Oceans Day Beach Cleanup!

https://www.facebook.com/events/369449200241648/

Rally Today in Support of Bottled Water Ordinance in SF!

Come to City Hall in San Francisco today at noon for a rally to support the Bottled Water Ordinance!

Details: https://www.facebook.com/events/725934150771458

Help phase out single-use plastic water bottles on city property. This will be a positive step toward setting a good example for others and a leap forward toward reducing plastics in our oceans!

World Oceans Day Beach Cleanup - June 8, 2013 - Ocean Beach, San Francisco

It's our 7th Annual World Oceans Beach Cleanup at San Francisco's Ocean Beach on Saturday, June 8, 2013. Rain cancels, but call 415-342-7497 to confirm on the day of the event.

We'll meet at 10AM at Stairwell 17 on Ocean Beach (north end of OB across from Golden Gate Park). The event goes until 12PM.

This event has been co-hosted with the San Francisco Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation since 2007. We're excited to promote this event again for 2013!

All the supplies that you might need will be provided, but you bring your own:

• reusable gloves
• reusable bucket or bag

Don't forget to bring:

• layered clothing - it could be warm and sunny or cooler so bring options
• hat, nontoxic sunblock, sunglasses, or anything else you need to protect you from the midday sun.
• water in a reusable container

Parking is available right by the event, but carpooling, bicycling, and public transportation are encouraged for volunteers. If you need help planning public transportation, please visit: http://tripplanner.transit.511.org

Make a day of it at the beach and bring your supplies for a picnic after! Beach cleanups are a great family fun day at the beach to learn more about our oceans and to do something to help keep our oceans and beaches cleaner.

More information and sign up on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/378763985578080/

Please become a fan of OceanHealth.Org on Facebook while your at it: https://www.facebook.com/oceanhealth

For more information about World Oceans Day, please visit: http://worldoceansday.org/

Happy Earth Day 2013!

Have a wonderful Earth Day 2013!

How can you help our oceans?

1. Give up unsustainable seafood. 
• If you don't know where it comes from and how it was caught, then don't eat it. Simple, right? 
• Shrimp, for example, often are fished in unsustainable ways that drown or harm sea turtles. 
• That tuna sushi that you love might have come from a fishing boat using longline fishing, which kills lots of wildlife. And if you're eating bluefin tuna, you might be eating an endangered species!
2. Give up single-use plastic.
• Bring your own reusable bag when shopping and say no to plastic bags.
• Bring your own water bottle instead of buying bottled water.
• Skip the straw or bring your own instead of using plastic straws.
3. Drive less.
• Really? Yes, the less you drive or do other things that generate carbon pollution, the more that you help reduce the problem of climate change, which is a serious threat to our oceans and its wildlife.
• As an alternative, relax on public transportation, walk, or enjoy a fun bike ride to your destination.
4. Enjoy wildlife from a distance.
• You wouldn't be disturbed in your home, would you?

Don't forget that World Oceans Day is coming on June 8!

Please vote for the oceans by tomorrow!

Every election is an important one for the oceans. The threats to our oceans only grow if we don't take action. One action that you can take for the oceans is to go out and vote for the candidate that you think will best protect our oceans and other resources.

On behalf of the oceans -- thanks for voting and participating in our democracy!

Valentine's Day = Love the Ocean: Use Less Plastic!

Sign up for our annual event on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/events/120663968056408/

Show your love for that special someone in your life and the ocean on this Valentine's Day.

Since we just had Chinese New Year, why not make a resolution to use less plastic?

Love the Ocean, Use Less Plastic:

1. Bring your reusable bag when you go shopping and/or say "no" when offered a plastic bag.

2. Pick a non-plastic gift to show your love. Really, is plastic the way to say, "I love you"?

3. How about wrapping your gift in a reusable shopping bag?

4. If you live near the ocean, take the time to visit and have a romantic walk on the beach, go surfing, go wildlife watching, or just to watch the sun set. Maybe even take a couple of minutes to pick up some marine debris while you're there or to even join a beach cleanup that weekend (check your local Surfrider for info: www.surfrider.org).

5. If you go out to dinner, remember to order only sustainable seafood (if you order it at all) and bring your own container for leftovers.

6. Consider donating on behalf of your love to the ocean charity of your choice.

7. Share this event with your friends all over the world to spread the word. Last year we had over 1,200 people reply "Yes" to show their support. Can we get more this year?

The ocean thanks you and loves you back.

Please help us with our garden survey

We are collecting data on gardening motivations and incentives regarding environmentally-friendly gardening. Please take a moment and complete the online survey form for our study. Your participation is great needed and appreciated. Thank you!

San Francisco Ocean Beach Master Plan Comments and Update on Plastic Bag Ban

The Draft San Francisco Ocean Beach Master Plan has been extended until today (Wed., 11/23) at 5pm. Please review the plan and submit your comments at http://www.spur.org/ocean-beach. We can only make the beach better if we participate in the process.

Update on the San Francisco plastic bag ban expansion: Yesterday, the Board of Supervisors voted to add amendments to the proposal and the new date for the vote is December 6, 2011. Please be sure to contact the Board of Supervisors whether you're a resident or visitor in support of the plastic bag ban and new fees for reusable bags when you don't bring your own bag.

Email the Board of Supervisors: Board.of.Supervisors@sfgov.org

Contact Mayor Lee and ask him to pass this law: http://sfmayor.org/index.aspx?page=7

Please support San Francisco's Plastic Bag Ban and Fee Proposal

Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi introduced a proposal to expand San Francisco's ban on single-use plastic bags in San Francisco. We need your support to counter the "Plastic Bag Bullies" who want to prevent cities and states from improving environmental quality and protecting ocean health.

The proposal would "extend the restrictions on checkout bags from supermarkets and chain pharmacies to all retail establishments and food establishments in the City and County of San Francisco." The new ban would "require stores to add a checkout bag charge of 10 cents, rising to 25 cents, if they provide a customer with a checkout bag" and those fees would start July 1, 2012.

Contact Mayor Lee's office and ask him to support the bag ban and fee proposal for San Francisco! http://sfmayor.org/index.aspx?page=7 Mayor Lee has stated that he is undecided so he needs to hear from San Francisco residents and visitors that we want this bag ban to grow.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors will vote tomorrow. Please contact them with your support. Email them your comments: Board.of.Supervisors@sfgov.org

If you're available, please come to testify in support of the proposed ban and fees for bags. The board will vote after 2PM tomorrow (Tuesday, 11/22) in the main chambers at City Hall.

San Francisco needs this bag ban! Other countries and cities have dramatically reduced single-use plastic and it's time for San Francisco to catch up. Our oceans deserve to be healthier and anything we can do to reduce plastic marine debris will help.

Coastal Cleanup Day 2011 at Ocean Beach in San Francisco

It's getting close to another Coastal Cleanup Day! Please join OceanHealth.Org again this year as we take part in cleaning up Ocean Beach in San Francisco on Saturday, September 17, 2011.

Please RSVP on Facebook (if you are a member): http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=149021345185029

Please also sign up for Judah Street here - http://ggnpc.convio.net/site/Calendar?id=105323&view=Detail - through the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy who is the main event sponsor.

Together with the San Francisco Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation, we're looking forward to another Coastal Cleanup Day with you at Ocean Beach!You can sign up in advance or shop on the day! Just come out and help on the biggest cleanup day of the year....

BYOB: Bring Your Own Bucket/Bag or other way to cleanup without adding more to the landfill. Bring your own work gloves or other devices to help sift or carry the waste, too. http://www.coastal.ca.gov/publiced/ccd/ccd28.html

Public Transportation: N Judah line stops right across from the location! Please try to take public transportation or carpool in the spirit of reducing your environmental impact.Email me with any questions: eli@oceanhealth.orgYou can get more information on the event online:

http://www.parksconservancy.org/calendar/volunteer-events/special-events/california-coastal-cleanup.html

http://www.coastal.ca.gov/publiced/ccd/ccd.html

http://www.oceanconservancy.org/our-work/marine-debris/international-coastal-cleanup-11.html

World Oceans Day Beach and Shoreline Cleanups for 2010!

Please come to one of our two World Oceans Day events for 2010!

More details to be posted, but please help us with an RSVP on Facebook for now.

June 5 - 10am-12pm - Shoreline Cleanup Berkeley Marina
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=119548424743173

June 6 - 10am-12pm - Beach Cleanup Sloat Avenue in San Francisco
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=125554780803189

Thanks for your support always!

"Tapped" at Temple Nightclub in San Francisco

Be sure to join us on Wednesday, May 12, in San Francisco for a screening of the documentary film, "Tapped".

RSVP on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=119718968041766

6:30 – 7:30 Environmental Adventures
Plastic Ocean Expedition
Straight out of the gyre!! Members of two ocean plastic measurement expeditions share their photographs and stories about the infamous “garbage patch” and the up-and-coming North Atlantic Gyre.

Live Taste Test
Participate in a live taste test of water varieties:
SF Tap
Fiji Water
Evian
OrbElement filtered

Leslie Moyer, 5 Gryes
Denis Rogers, Project KaiSai
SF Surfrider
Presidio School of Management

7:30 Welcome – Kathleen Egan, SF Surfrider Plastic Committee
No Plastic Business – Todd Barrardi, Founder, Hi-Ball
Ending Plastic Bottled Water – Chad Morgan, Founder, Orb Element
Living without Plastic – Beth Terry, Fake Plastic Fish

8:00 Eco-Film Shorts
Bag It Trailer
Resort Madness Trailer
STW Chile Relief

8:15 Feature Presentation
TAPPED: The Movie

9:30 TAPPED Discussion & Q&A with Executive Producers
Michael and Michelle Walrath

10:00 DJ & Dancing

Prizes given out so be sure to join the party and hang out after the film!

Buy advance tickets online:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/109393

$9.99 advance purchase which includes Surfrider pint glass
$30.00 advance ticket includes annual membership and Surfrider pint glass

Tickets are $12 at the door, but you might miss out on our limited supply of pint glass!

Check out the "Tapped" trailer:
http://www.tappedthefilm.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=72MCumz5lq4

Temple Nightclub is at 450 Howard St. in San Francisco.

Happy Holidays from OceanHealth.Org! Please help us make 2010 a great year!

Thank you for your support in 2009 of OceanHealth.Org and all of the great events that we have held to promote healthier oceans and communities. We need your help to make 2010 an even bigger success so we are trying to raise $2010 by January 20th, 2010. Please make a donation of $10 or more to help us to expand our education and advocacy efforts on behalf of the oceans.

We appreciate your support and are looking forward to a great year in 2010 with your help. Please be sure to check back for new programs and expansion of our current projects.

Our World Oceans Day event was our biggest yet with beach cleanups and film nights around the Bay Area. This year, we would like to have your support to make the events bigger and better. Your donation will go toward supporting our preparation during the next months.

Thank you again for your support and we look forward to sharing more news with you soon in 2010! Happy holidays and a wonderful new year to you all!

Get involved with the oceans this week! Coastal Cleanup Day and Obama Ocean Task Force

In June, President Obama declared that June be National Oceans Month and his administration laid out a plan for moving forward to protect our ocean resources. This was great news amidst all our World Oceans Day activities in June. Now September has rolled around and this month offers some great opportunities to get involved in shaping the future of our oceans.

On September 17, 2009, from 2:30pm until 6pm, the Ocean Policy Task Force Public Meeting will take place in San Franisco at the Hyatt Regency San Francisco at Embarcadero Center, Ballroom A, 5 Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA 94111 (near BART and MUNI Embarcadero Station). This is the second public meeting to accept public input on the issues set out in President Obama's Memorandum. You have an unprecedented opportunity to play a roll in setting the priorities for this administration and our marine resources.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ceq/Press_Releases/September_1_2009/

If you are unable to attend the September 17th meeting, you can still submit your comments to the Whitehouse by visiting: http://www.whitehouse.gov/oceans Please be a voice to create and maintain healthy oceans by participating in the public process about the future of our oceans.

Several groups are planning a pre-meeting party and rally to prepare those of you attending the September 17th meeting. On September 16, please join ocean advocates at Baobab Village in San Francisco from 5:30pm until 9pm. Find out more details from the invite: http://www.oceanchampions.org/pdfs/OceanPartyInvite9_16_09FINAL.pdf

You can also get involved with the oceans this week by attending International Coastal Cleanup Day in your neighborhood. OceanHealth.Org will be a hosting a site at the Judah Street entrance to Ocean Beach in San Francisco from 9am until 12pm on Saturday, September 19th. If you're on Facebook, please sign up on our invitation (and while you are at it please become a fan of OceanHealth.Org on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/oceanhealth if you have not already). You can find out more details about our beach cleanup location by clicking this link: http://www.facebook.com/oceanhealth#/event.php?eid=55792934233

We hope that you can join us for all these great events! Thank you for your efforts to improve ocean health.

World Oceans Day Film Festival Night 2 Update

Happy World Oceans Day! Just back from our WOD Film Fest at the Montara Lighthouse and it was great. We're so excited to have you join us this coming Wednesday in San Francisco.

Cannot say enough thanks to Ellen for all her work to make it happen, as well as the staff at the Montara Lighthouse Youth Hostel (stay there!) and the great members of the Surfrider Foundation San Mateo Chapter (please join and get involved locally!). If you made it out tonight, thank you so much for joining us!

June 10, World Oceans Day Film Festival
Wednesday, 6p doors open, 7p and 9p Films ($10 admission covers both sets of films)
Victoria Theatre, 2961 16th St., San Francisco, CA (Near Mission Street and 16th Street BART)

RSVP (not required but appreciated): http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=83358966876
Buy tickets online at http://www.victoriatheatre.org or at the door on June 10th. Your $10 ticket gets you admission for any or all of the films!

6pm: Doors Open and reception with local ocean nonprofits.
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7pm: Short ocean films, including:
"Abridged"
"Favela Surf Dreams"
"Silent Snow"
"Papa Tortuga"
"Sand Dancer"
"The Fierce Humboldt Squid"
"Keeping Coast"

8:30pm: Discussion and Intermission

9pm: Feature Films:
"End of the Line" (23 minutes)
"A Sea Change: Imagine a World without Fish" (60 minutes)
"Tapped" Trailer (6 minutes)



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World Oceans Day Film Festival Update

We had two fantastic beach cleanups this weekend. The first in Berkeley at the Shorebird Park Nature Center was our first East Bay WOD cleanup and we definitely want to do it again next year. Today's WOD beach cleanup at Ocean Beach in San Francisco was well-attended and a huge success with hundreds of volunteers. Many thanks to everybody who made it happen and to San Francisco Surfrider, the National Park Service, Sunset Scavenger, the California Academy of Sciences, and the Aquarium of the Bay. Remember, you can go to www.sfsurfrider.org and sign up for information about their monthly beach cleanups all around San Francisco.

Please be sure to come out for some great ocean films this week to learn more about World Oceans Day and our oceans. We have a great lineup of short ocean films that are fun, informative, and thought-provoking. Looking forward to seeing you at one or both events!

June 8th, World Oceans Day Film Festival
Monday, 6:30pm-9pm
Montara Lighthouse, 16th Street and Cabrillo Highway, Montara, CA

Please RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=172640435149 or by email to eli@oceanhealth.org. Please be sure to RSVP because there is a 50 person maximum for attending this event.

Please join OceanHealth.Org with the Surfrider Foundation San Mateo County Chapter for the World Oceans Day Film Festival. To celebrate, we'll be screening short ocean films. We hope that you'll join us in this great location to share our love of the oceans and to view a variety of films showing perspectives on the ocean.

Event is free if you RSVP, but $8 donation for World Oceans Day is appreciated and will help support local ocean nonprofits.

6:30-7pm Reception
7-8:30pm Films
8:30-9pm Discussion

Short films include:
"Silent Snow"
"Keeping Coast"
"The Fierce Humboldt Squid"
"Favela Surf Dreams"
"Dubside"
"Sand Dancer"
"Abridged"

Cosponsored by:
Surfrider Foundation San Mateo County Chapter


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If you can, please take public transportation or carpool because there is limited parking.

Public transportation: From The Daly City BART station take the Samtrans 110 to the Linda Mar park and ride. Transfer to the Samtrans 294 and let the driver know you want to be dropped at the Pt. Montara Lighthouse stop.

June 10, World Oceans Day Film Festival
Wednesday, 6p doors open, 7p and 9p Films (Admission covers both sets of films)
Victoria Theatre, 2961 16th St., San Francisco, CA (Near Mission Street and 16th Street BART)

RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=83358966876
Buy tickets online at http://www.victoriatheatre.org or at the door on June 10th. Your $10 ticket gets you admission for any or all of the films!

6pm: Doors Open and reception with local ocean nonprofits.
.
7pm: Short ocean films, including:
"Silent Snow"
"Favela Surf Dreams"
"Papa Tortuga"
"Revolution of the Crabs"
"Sand Dancer"
"Keeping Coast"

8:30pm: Discussion and Intermission

9pm: Feature Films:
"End of the Line" (23 minutes)
"A Sea Change: Imagine a World without Fish" (60 minutes)
"Tapped" Trailer (6 minutes)



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World Oceans Day 2009 events in the San Francisco Bay Area

Here is an updated listed of all the OceanHealth.Org co-sponsored events for World Oceans Day 2009 in the San Francisco Bay Area.

World Oceans Day 2009 Events:
http://www.oceandaysf.org

June 6, World Oceans Day Shoreline Cleanup
Saturday, 9:45am-12pm
Shorebird Park Nature Center, 160 University Ave., Berkeley, CA 94710

Please RSVP ASAP for this event at http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=82912567897 or by email eli@oceanhealth.org.

Bring your reusable gloves (if you have them), then ride your bike, take public transportation or carpool to the Shorebird Park Nature Center for a quick orientation before we hit the shoreline to pick up marine debris.

June 7, World Oceans Day Beach Cleanup
Sunday, 10a-12p
Judah Street Entrance to Ocean Beach, San Francisco, CA 94122

Please RSVP http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=55915392141 or by email to eli@oceanhealth.org. This is a free event!

We expect a big turnout this year and are excited for you to join us. Please join the hundreds of Bay Area residents that are expected to turn out to rid Ocean Beach of marine debris, which diminishes our beach experience and poses a threat to wildlife and ocean ecosystems. What better way to celebrate the oceans that give us so much than by helping make it cleaner?

9:30am-10:00am Registration and Orientation
10:00am-12:00pm Beach Cleanup
12:00pm Wrap up and thank you!

Please join us at the Judah Street entrance to Ocean Beach in San Francisco. You can reach the location by the MUNI N Judah line or check 511.org for public transportation from your area. Biking is highly recommended. Carpooling is requested of those who must drive.

Gloves and bags are provided for the event, but you are welcome to bring your own work gloves or reusable bag for picking up marine debris along Ocean Beach.

Participants should dress in clothing appropriate for variable weather conditions at Ocean Beach. Weather can differ even from other locations in San Francisco so dressing in layers and checking the current weather conditions is important. Rain gear could be brought as a precaution.

Strong rain or severe weather cancels, but please call 415-342-7497 to confirm if you have any questions on June 7.

Cosponsored by:
The San Francisco Chapter of the Surfrider Foundation
California Academy of Sciences
Aquarium of the Bay


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June 8th, World Oceans Day Film Festival
Monday, 6:30pm-9pm
Montara Lighthouse, 16th Street and Cabrillo Highway, Montara, CA

Please RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=172640435149 or by email to eli@oceanhealth.org. Please be sure to RSVP because there is a 50 person maximum for attending this event.

Please join OceanHealth.Org with the Surfrider Foundation San Mateo County Chapter for the World Oceans Day Film Festival. To celebrate, we'll be screening short ocean films. We hope that you'll join us in this great location to share our love of the oceans and to view a variety of films showing perspectives on the ocean.

Event is free if you RSVP, but $8 donation for World Oceans Day is appreciated and will help support local ocean nonprofits.

6:30-7pm Reception
7-8:30pm Films
8:30-9pm Discussion

Short films include:
"End of the Line"
"Silent Snow"
"Keeping Coast"
"Favela Surf Dreams"
"Papa Tortuga"
"Revolution of the Crabs"

Cosponsored by:
Surfrider Foundation San Mateo County Chapter


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If you can, please take public transportation or carpool because there is limited parking.

Public transportation: From The Daly City BART station take the Samtrans 110 to the Linda Mar park and ride. Transfer to the Samtrans 294 and let the driver know you want to be dropped at the Pt. Montara Lighthouse stop.

June 10, World Oceans Day Film Festival
Wednesday, 6p doors open, 7p Films
Victoria Theatre, 2961 16th St., San Francisco, CA (Near Mission Street and 16th Street BART)

RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=83358966876
Buy tickets online at http://www.victoriatheatre.org or at the door on June 10th. Your $10 ticket gets you admission for any or all of the films!

6pm: Doors Open and reception with local ocean nonprofits.
.
7pm: Short ocean films, including:
"Silent Snow"
"Favela Surf Dreams"
"Papa Tortuga"
"Revolution of the Crabs"
"Sand Dancer"
"Keeping Coast"

8:30pm: Discussion and Intermission

9pm: Feature Films:
"End of the Line" (23 minutes)
"A Sea Change: Imagine a World without Fish" (60 minutes)
"Tapped" Trailer (6 minutes)



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Plastic Ocean: A Journey to the Pacific Gyre

Please join us on Wednesday, May 27, at the Aquarium of the Bay in San Francisco for a presentation about plastic pollution in the Pacific Ocean.

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

6:30pm - 9:30pm

Aquarium of the Bay - Pier 39
The Embarcadero & Beach St
San Francisco, CA

RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=102665954127


An evening of education and networking about plastic with the team who saw it first hand: Dr. Marcus Eriksen, PhD, and Anna Cummins from the Algalita Marine Research Foundation and the JUNK Raft.

6:30 - Networking, plastic art, eco film shorts, visit the aquarium, drinks and snacks

7:30 - Program on Plastic in the Ocean

- Local Shorts (5 - 10 minutes)
- Kathleen Egan, Stop the Plastic Wave, SF Surfrider
- Eli Saddler, OceanHealth.org
- Linda Hunter, The Watershed Project

- Main Event (1 hour)
- Introduction by Mark Massara
- Dr. Marcus Eriksen, PhD, and Anna Cummins
- Q&A

Learn about what is happening in the Pacific Gyre and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch that is growing from plastic pollution.

Please RSVP as space is limited!!

Brought to you by:
Algalita Marine Research Foundation
JUNKride 2009
San Francisco Chapter of Surfrider
OceanHealth.Org
Aquarium of the Bay
The Watershed Project

World Oceans Day Film Festival and Beach Cleanup

Just a quick update and summary of our June events for World Oceans Day celebrations in the Bay Area. We are really excited and hope that you will join us at one or all of the events.

World Oceans Day 2009 Events:
http://www.oceandaysf.org

June 7, Sunday, 10a-12p
World Oceans Day Beach Cleanup
Judah Street Entrance to Ocean Beach, San Francisco, CA
RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=55915392141

June 8, Monday, 6:30p-9p
World Oceans Day Film Festival
Montara Lighthouse, Montara, CA
RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=172640435149

June 10, Wednesday, 6p doors open, 7p Films
World Oceans Day Film Festival
Victoria Theatre, 16th St. & Mission St., San Francisco, CA
RSVP: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=83358966876
Buy tickets: http://www.victoriatheatre.org