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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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Draw the Line
Robert Holmes, Text by Julia Rutland

Draw the Line

Monofilament line and nets can entrap and drown turtles, seals, and birds. Retrieve any broken fishing line, and discard properly.

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Hide, Don’t Seek Observe ocean life quietly, and never chase a sea turtle or flashy fish. Sea turtles are protected animals. Messing with one may bring a hefty fine or even jail time.

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Tread Lightly Don’t anchor your boat on coral, or step on it when swimming, especially when wearing fins.

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