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10 Tips for Responsible Tide Pooling

Follow these simple steps to protect sea creatures and their natural habitats.

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Stay on Track Follow trails to the beach, avoiding grasses and shrubs. Their roots anchor the sand and help prevent erosion.
Robert Holmes, Text by Julia Rutland

Stay on Track

Follow trails to the beach, avoiding grasses and shrubs. Their roots anchor the sand and help prevent erosion.

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Stay on Track Follow trails to the beach, avoiding grasses and shrubs. Their roots anchor the sand and help prevent erosion.

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