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Saccharina Latissima (Sugar Kelp)
Food Security, Rivers & Oceans

Climate solution: kelp farming on Cortes Island

February 26, 2021 Odette Auger

the Discourse, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Ashley Zarbatany has been an environmental organizer for the last 11 years. Now, as she spearheads a climate action plan for her community on Cortes Island, it’s innovative ideas like kelp farming that inspire her work.

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