1. montereybayaquarium: Starting June 8, the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts in Carmel presents “False Food,” a photo exhibition by Jerry Takigawa featuring plastic artifacts from the Pacific Gyre and the remains of albatross on Midway Island. Jerry’s work has been featured at the Aquarium, and on June 22  at 7 pm he will introduce our climate change specialist Sarah-Mae Nelson, who shares ways to reduce  plastic from our lives and help heal the oceans.

    montereybayaquarium:

    Starting June 8, the Carl Cherry Center for the Arts in Carmel presents “False Food,” a photo exhibition by Jerry Takigawa featuring plastic artifacts from the Pacific Gyre and the remains of albatross on Midway Island. Jerry’s work has been featured at the Aquarium, and on June 22  at 7 pm he will introduce our climate change specialist Sarah-Mae Nelson, who shares ways to reduce  plastic from our lives and help heal the oceans.

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