Fringy, science-stuff, maybe fact or fiction?

This is where the canal, that runs through my backyard, turns from brackish, to saltwater. At times I see seacows, dolphins, stingrays, and a bunch of diverse saltwater fish. Florida is truly a sportsman's paradise. This spot is about three and a half miles from where I live. Unfortunately, it is by Coral Gables High School, and the water's bottom, which is very, very clear is littered with trash. Beer cans, coke cans, bottles, you name it.

Note the fish schooling around the trash. Guys! Recycle for the sake of our enviroment. Please, don't litter. How can we justify ourselves to leave such a legacy, for our grandchildren, to cope with and try to repair?

Posted by: NeutronNorman at 15:20 | link | comments (5)

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#1  21 August 2006 - 17:35

 

just don't.litter. that's all there is to it. it's not just about preserving everything for who is to come after in future generations but about preserving it so it's nice for everyone now - including the wee fishies.

barkalot

#2  22 August 2006 - 01:38

 

You have a fortune in cans down there! Obviously there are no trailer dwellers living on your canal.

rustymadgal

#3  22 August 2006 - 18:39

 

Great Idea, think I'm yanking out my snorkeling equipment and gonna' make me some extra bucks this weekend.

NeutronNorman

#4  22 August 2006 - 23:21

 

one of the most rewarding actions i've observed has been students recycling- because i taught them how to.
i recycle everything!

faaraa

#5  29 January 2008 - 02:49

 

Um, this looks just like an area in Kailua, Hawai'i!

RomaCittaEterna

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