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Pick it up by miles joHnson

7/4/2019

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Today we fished the north end of the island. The water was crystal clear, the wildlife was plentiful, and the landscape was stunning. The only thing holding back the paradise status is all the trash everywhere. It’s hard to find beach on the island that isn’t. This scenario is the same in many different parts of the world and guanaja almost represents that. It like much of the world has natural beauty that is tainted by human actions. As a part of fish for change we don’t just fish the island but we change it as well. Yesterday we helped plant mangroves and picked up trash, living up to the name we’ve given ourselves. While our contributions didn’t end pollution or global warming, it was change nonetheless and I think that every little bit helps the situation.
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