“Do your little bit of good where you are;
it’s those little bits of good
when put together,
that overwhelm the world."
Desmond Tutu
On July 6th and August 3rd, 2022 at the Lighthouse’s Montauk Oceans Institute, in Montauk, NY, Art educator Laura O’Shaughnessy-Swan guided visitors from all over the globe as they created a unique piece of repurposed art to take home! The focus was about marine debris plastics and the important role we all play in
Long Beach NY, Laura O'Shaughnessy Swan with the City of Long Beach: Longest Line of Surfboards World Record Holder!
http://www.lbeach.org/news/article.aspx?id=66035
Video Premier: Stewards of the Sea "Regenerate" https://youtu.be/OAMz46EFIS4 In a world where one is always searching to live in the now, the ocean humbles and helps one rely on instincts. We learn a reverence for a broader perspective as a human, while in the mercy of the ocean, the wild.
www.instagram.com/p/B7R4ezRHZes/?igshid=5fafn8nm9hepk
"Congratulations ! Your group has won the Making Waves Award in the 2019 Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Contest Film Category.
Your impressive submission stood out from the more than 3,500 entries we received from around the world—our biggest year yet! Thank you for using your voices to speak for our ocean, our climate, and our future."
CLIMATE, JOBS, JUSTICE walk in LBNY
People of many different backgrounds and ages took part in the march. “I came out and marched today to represent the millennials, and to show that wind power and saving our earth is extremely important,” said 14-year-old Jessica Carreiro, of Long Beach.
https://www.liherald.com/stories/hundreds-walk-in-lb-climate-march,91438
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