E.P.I.C. | Plastic Pollution Emergency Response™
The Marine Plastic Management Program (MPMP) is an innovative initiative by Ocean Legacy that empowers businesses operating in the marine sector to take responsibility for the end-of-life management of their equipment and materials. Designed specifically for organizations involved in marine-based industries—such as fisheries… Read more
LBS OF PLASTIC COLLECTED FROM CLEANUPS
The EPIC Program incorporates a four pillar hands-on approach to end plastic pollution: EDUCATION, POLICY, INFRASTRUCTURE & CLEANUP.
As a Canadian-based, international non-profit organization, founded in 2013, we are dedicated to ending ocean plastic pollution around the world. Our mission is to develop and implement international response programs that combat this critical challenge. We combine innovative technologies, education, and skills training to transform plastic pollution into economic value. Additionally, we collaborate closely with local communities, tailoring tools to prevent further plastic pollution and protect their unique environments.
Our vision is a world where oceans thrive, free from the devastating impacts of plastic pollution. We envision a planet working together to support the plastic circular economy where everyone, and everything, benefits. We believe in the power of collective action, empowering communities and individuals to be stewards of their marine environments while supporting and developing a sense of responsibility for leaving future generations a legacy of healthy, thriving ocean ecosystems and a plastic pollution free world.
Here at Ocean Legacy Foundation we are a diverse team, driven by a deep responsibility to protect our oceans for present and future generations. Our integrated approach, called EPIC, focuses on Education & Research, Policy & Advocacy, Infrastructure Development, and Cleanup & Restoration. Through EPIC, we aim to restore critical ecosystems, improve both human and wildlife health, and establish sustainable infrastructure and policies to prevent oceanic plastic pollution at its source.
How many tons of plastics are in the ocean and how did it all get there? Why is ocean plastic a global problem? What are some facts about plastic pollution in our oceans and on our shorelines? Are we eating Microplastics? How should we deal with the recovered plastic from beach cleanups?
Our EPIC: Plastic Pollution Emergency Response™ program consists of a 4-pillar approach to dealing with ocean plastics: Education, Policy, Infrastructure and Cleanup. Learn more about how you can get involved and help us transform, cleanup and prevent ocean plastic problems in the first place.
Thank you to our dear friend and colleague @Adham Shaikh for surprising us with this incredible story, support and video.
It captures the heart and effort so many of us have devoted our lives to solving. Thank you.
This work needs continued funding and coastal communities need continued support.
Tell our government that this is a critical issue and sign the petition today:
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most pressing and complex issues of our time.
Our EPIC strategy is working to solve this crisis by targeting poignant education and research, develop key mitigative policy measures that address virgin plastic production, drive behaviour change and foster system redesign and circularity as well as restorative cleanup.
Thank you to the CBC News team for taking some time to better understand these issues, our programs and the challenges facing the coastal communities on the frontlines solving plastic pollution.
If you want to get involved and help hundreds of people across Canada continue this work, please sign the Federal petition to drive these conversations in the House of Commons.
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-6795
Thank you to all the people working tirelessly in this sector, all the NGOs, indigenous stewards, government personnel and concerned citizens. This work needs you now more then ever.
To read the whole article, search CBC News, "How plastic fishing gear waste is being recycled into patio furniture — for now".
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Never Give Up, Never Surrender!
#cbcnews #OceanLegacy #plasticpollution #oceanconservation #circulareconomy
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most pressing and complex issues of our time.
Our EPIC strategy is working to solve this crisis by targeting poignant education and research, develop key mitigative policy measures that address virgin plastic production, drive behaviour change and foster system redesign and circularity as well as restorative cleanup.
Thank you to the CBC News team for taking some time to better understand these issues, our programs and the challenges facing the coastal communities on the frontlines solving plastic pollution.
If you want to get involved and help hundreds of people across Canada continue this work, please sign the Federal petition to dive these conversations in the House of Commons.
Google e-6795 (Fisheries). This platform is not letting us post this petition.
Thank you to all the people working tirelessly in this sector, all the NGOs, indigenous stewards, government personnel and concerned citizens. This work needs you now more then ever.
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most pressing and complex issues of our time.
Our EPIC strategy is working to solve this crisis by targeting poignant education and research, develop key mitigative policy measures that address virgin plastic production, drive behaviour change and foster system redesign and circularity as well as restorative cleanup.
Thank you to the CBC News team for taking some time to better understand these issues, our programs and the challenges facing the coastal communities on the frontlines solving plastic pollution.
If you want to get involved and help hundreds of people across Canada continue this work, please sign this Federal petition to drive these conversations in the House of Commons (Connect the last 2 digits):
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-67 95
Thank you to all the people working tirelessly in this sector, all the NGOs, indigenous stewards, government personnel and concerned citizens. This work needs you now more then ever.
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most pressing and complex issues of our time.
Our EPIC strategy is working to solve this crisis by targeting poignant education and research, develop key mitigative policy measures that address virgin plastic production, drive behaviour change and foster system redesign and circularity as well as restorative cleanup.
Thank you to the CBC News team for taking some time to better understand these issues, our programs and the challenges facing the coastal communities across Canada solving these issues.
If you want to get involved and help hundreds of people across Canada continue this work, please sign this Federal petition to drive these conversations in the House of Commons (connect the last digit on the link, Facebook rules prevents from sharing article links on their platform):
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-679 5
Thank you to all the people working tirelessly in this sector, all the NGOs, indigenous stewards, government personnel and concerned citizens. This work needs you now more then ever.
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most pressing and complex issues of our time.
Our EPIC strategy is working to solve this crisis by targeting poignant education and research, develop key mitigative policy measures that address virgin plastic production, drive behaviour change and foster system redesign and circularity as well as restorative cleanup.
Thank you to the CBC News team for taking some time to better understand these issues, our programs and the challenges facing the coastal communities across Canada solving these issues.
If you want to get involved and help hundreds of people across Canada continue this work, please sign this Federal petition to drive these conversations in the House of Commons (connect the last digit on the link, Facebook rules prevents from sharing article links on their platform):
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-679 5
Thank you to all the people working tirelessly in this sector, all the NGOs, indigenous stewards, government personnel and concerned citizens. This work needs you now more then ever.
To read the whole article, connect the last digit on the link, Facebook rules prevents from sharing article links on their platform:
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Never Give Up, Never Surrender!
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most pressing and complex issues of our time.
Our EPIC strategy is working to solve this crisis by targeting poignant education and research, develop key mitigative policy measures that address virgin plastic production, drive behaviour change and foster system redesign and circularity as well as restorative cleanup.
Thank you to the CBC News team for taking some time to better understand these issues, our programs and the challenges facing the coastal communities on the frontlines solving plastic pollution.
If you want to get involved and help hundreds of people across Canada continue this work, please sign this Federal petition to dive these conversations in the House of Commons:
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-6795
Thank you to all the people working tirelessly in this sector, all the NGOs, indigenous stewards, government personnel and concerned citizens. This work needs you now more then ever.
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Plastic pollution and waste management are some of the most complex issues facing our time.
Our EPIC strategy provides an adaptable and replicable framework to respond to this crisis, targeting education and research, the preventative policy mechanisms needed for behavioural change and redesign as well as resource circularity, infrastructure development and restorative cleanup.
Huge thank you to the CBC News for taking some time to understand our processes, impact and some the challenges we are facing.
How plastic fishing gear waste is being recycled into patio furniture — for now | CBC News
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♻️ New marine debris drop zones in Quatsino Sound!
We have teamed up with The Ocean Legacy Foundation, and the Quatsino First Nation to launch two new drop zones at Grant Bay and Cape Palmerston Recreation Site!
Heading out that way? Help keep the coast clean by adding debris you find to drop zone bags / piles!
The Ocean Legacy Foundation team will empty drop zones periodically, recycling collected debris. Help keep us informed by submitting Site Condition Reports when visiting these sites — a photo of the pile goes a long way!
Remember, drop zones are NOT for camp garbage. Inappropriate use will lead to program termination.
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Partner highlight invitation!
Lake Huron Coastal Centre will be having the "One Water Gathering - Protecting Lake Huron Together"
This international event brings professionals and partners from both sides of Lake Huron together to explore the Canadian lakeshore and celebrate a sustainable future for Lake Huron. Through programming, networking, and outdoor field trips, this full-day event focuses on how we can advance water quality protection and healthy, sustainable communities on both sides of the lake. Registrants should be ready for an active morning walk. Wear your walking shoes and dress appropriately for wind and precipitation.
When: Friday October 3rd, 2025 from 8:30am - 4:00pm
Where: Huron County Museum (110 North Street Goderich, ON N7A 2T8)
Cost: The day’s programs (including lunch) is $60.00 CDN.
What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, dress for the weather.
For the full agenda and to register click the link below.
Space is limited, so don’t wait—register now to be part of this exciting opportunity to connect and learn more about Lake Huron!
Lake Huron Forever: One Water Gathering 2025
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Take Action: Help Reinstate Canada’s Ghost Gear Fund!
Abandoned, lost, and discarded fishing gear (ALDFG) and aquaculture debris continue to threaten marine ecosystems, wildlife, and coastal economies.
Past investments from the Ghost Gear Fund (GGF) made a real difference by:
-Retrieving and recycling ghost gear
-Restoring habitats like eelgrass beds and salmon corridors
-Creating skilled jobs and training opportunities, especially with --Indigenous and coastal communities
-Building circular systems to manage end-of-life plastics
Now, we need your voice to bring this critical program back!
Sign Petition e-6795 today:
www.ourcommons.ca/petitions/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-6795
Share with your networks, and help secure a future where our oceans and coastal communities can thrive.
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We would like to congratulate Tofino for being the first municipality in Canada to ban the sale of single-use plastic water bottles!
This is just the start of something that can be replicated nationally and proves that we do not need bottled water where other options are available!
Thank you so much to @SurfriderPacificRim and @SurfriderFoundationCanada for achieving this and for always working hard towards change!!
Learn more here:
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Whale Rescue Success Story in Vancouver Island Waters!
We are thrilled to see the recent successful rescue of a young humpback whale off the coast of Vancouver Island after it became entangled in marine debris. This incredible three-day effort by responders highlights both the resilience of these majestic animals and the urgent need to address the threat of ocean plastics and ghost gear.
Right in this area, Ocean Legacy Foundation operates an Ocean Plastic Depot, giving local communities a safe, accessible way to recycle fishing gear, ropes, nets, and other plastics before they can harm wildlife.
Every piece of gear collected is one less risk to whales, sea lions, turtles, and countless other species that call these waters home.
Learn more about our depot network and how you can be part of the solution: oceanplasticdepot.ca
Learn more about this rescue: lnkd.in/gyhB_cvA
#whalerescue #oceanplasticdepot #ghostgear #marineprotection
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Only a few days away! Reminder to get your tickets for Soul Aboard: Paddle Up for Ocean Protection. Ticket sales support Ocean Legacy’s fight against marine plastic!
📅 Sun Sept 7, 2025 | 5–7 PM
📍 Kits Point / Vancouver Maritime Museum
🎟 Tickets: $20 / $25 / $30 (sliding scale)
🔗 events.humanitix.com/afloat
Paddleboard, kayak, canoe—or just bring a beach blanket! Join Sailing for Change for a floating sunset concert with special guest artists, set against the stunning backdrop of Vancouver’s tall ships.
✨ What’s happening:
🚣 Paddle-up stage: drift into the music on the water
🏖 Beachside vibes: relax on shore with friends
🎵 Soul-stirring live music for the sea from ZADA and Tommy Van Solo
Let’s make waves for the planet—one song, one paddle, one ripple at a time. 💙 #SoulAboard #OceanLegacy #PaddleForThePlanet
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Ocean Legacy Foundation and Sæplast Americas Inc announce strategic collaboration under the Next Generation Manufacturing Canada (NGen) Fund!
Ocean Legacy is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with Sæplast Americas Inc., a leading plastic bin manufacturer, as part of the NGen program. This collaboration is focused on advancing innovative and sustainable solutions to the persistent challenge of marine plastic pollution.
Sæplast, operating its Saint John facility, is utilizing recycled resin sourced from end-of-life plastic bins collected on the Westcoast through a partnership with Ocean Legacy, based in British Columbia. Ocean Legacy is responsible for recycling the used containers from Saeplast's customers in British Columbia, and beyond, with loads of totes also arriving from Saeplast’s US based customers. These containers are transformed into pellets and then shipped back to Saeplast’s plant for the production of new plastic totes. This initiative exemplifies a circular economy approach by repurposing materials, reducing waste, and supporting the exploration of scaling the manufacturing of bins with recycled materials while advancing product innovation.
Currently, Saeplast incorporates recycled resin in each bin and is actively conducting tests to increase its loading. The company also plans to develop new intellectual property related to these processes. Additionally, Saeplast is expanding its infrastructure, by acquiring additional pellet storage to accommodate its growing use of PCR. The silos were acquired from a company based in Mississauga ON.
The Saint John plant produces approximately 75,000 plastic bins annually, with costs remaining stable despite the shift to recycled materials.
This collaboration underscores the shared vision of both organizations to transform marine plastic pollution into valuable resources, contributing to a more sustainable future.
We look forward to sharing further updates on this important initiative as it progresses.
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Are you suffering the early stages of FOBBAS (Fear of Being Bored After Summer)? Ocean Legacy is Recruiting a Strategic Volunteer Leader for the fall!
If you are ready to use your expertise to help raise significant funds for global ocean protection, then this position is for you!
Ocean Legacy is seeking a Volunteer Grant & Strategic Fund Development Leader to help design and implement a multi-revenue funding strategy that will scale our mission to end plastic pollution.
In this role, you’ll work directly with our executive team to:
Identify high-value grants, foundations, and corporate partnerships
Draft compelling funding cases and proposals
Shape a diversified fundraising strategy (grants, donors, partnerships, earned revenue)
Strengthen OL’s long-term financial sustainability
This is a high-impact, flexible leadership opportunity (4–6 hours/week) where your contributions will directly expand our global reach and secure the resources needed to build a cleaner, healthier ocean for future generations.
If you are a professional in fundraising, philanthropy, grant development, or finance, and want to leave a legacy of real-world change, this is your opportunity to make a difference.
Apply today and help us build a funding platform capable of transforming the future of our oceans.
Apply here: oceanlegacy.bamboohr.com/careers/41
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Have you ever been in our Plastic Pollution Emergency Response Facility? Or, do you know what happens there?
This is the place where the magic happens! Most of the materials, with origin in the Pacific waters and coasts, that are collected by our cleanup crews, partner organizations, or some of our aquaculture industry partners, are processed here and turned into Legacy Plastic™.
Check this amazing article by The Tyee, which is a great insight to our facility operations!
Read here: lnkd.in/gDDnUVtK
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Have you ever been in our Plastic Pollution Emergency Response Facility? Or, do you know what happens there?
This is the place where the magic happens! Most of the materials, with origin in the Pacific waters and coasts, that are collected by our cleanup crews, partner organizations, or some of our aquaculture industry partners, are processed here and turned into Legacy Plastic™.
Check this amazing article by The Tyee, which is a great insight to our facility operations!
Read here: thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2025/08/28/Second-Life-Pacific-Clogging-Plastics/
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Have you ever been in our Plastic Pollution Emergency Response Facility? Or, do you know what happens there?
This is the place where the magic happens! Most of the materials, with origin in the Pacific waters and coasts, that are collected by our cleanup crews, partner organizations, or some of our aquaculture industry partners, are processed here and turned into Legacy Plastic™.
Check this amazing article by The Tyee, which is a great insight to our facility operations!
Read here:
A Second Life for Pacific-Clogging Plastics | The Tyee
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Ocean Legacy recycles ‘ghost gear’ and other trash into deck chairs, picnic tables and more.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Reminder to get your tickets for Soul Aboard: Paddle Up for Ocean Protection. Ticket sales support Ocean Legacy’s fight against marine plastic!
📅 Sun Sept 7, 2025 | 5–7 PM
📍 Kits Point / Vancouver Maritime Museum
🎟 Tickets: $20 / $25 / $30 (sliding scale)
🔗 events.humanitix.com/afloat
Paddleboard, kayak, canoe—or just bring a beach blanket! Join Sailing for Change for a floating sunset concert with special guest artists, set against the stunning backdrop of Vancouver’s tall ships.
✨ What’s happening:
🚣 Paddle-up stage: drift into the music on the water
🏖 Beachside vibes: relax on shore with friends
🎵 Soul-stirring live music for the sea from ZADA and Tommy Van Solo
Let’s make waves for the planet—one song, one paddle, one ripple at a time. 💙 #SoulAboard #OceanLegacy #PaddleForThePlanet
Soul Aboard - Floating Festival Vancouver
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Recycling HMPE End-of-Life Marine Rope: How Ocean Legacy and Samson Rope Technologies Are Creating a Circular Future
Ocean Legacy Foundation welcomes Samson Rope as a member of its Marine Plastic Management Program to demonstrate that landfill diversion for previously unrecyclable materials in the marine sector can be achieved.
At Ocean Legacy’s Plastic Pollution Emergency Response Facility in Richmond, BC, retired High Modulus Polyethylene (HMPE) ropes, previously used as vessel mooring and towing lines—are processed using advanced recycling techniques. The fibrous materials are densified into a usable form, then repurposed into functional and durable items.
Initial material processed by Ocean Legacy came from Samson Rope’s Innovation Center in Ferndale, WA. These are end-of-life ropes, recovered and tested to assess residual strength and validate retirement thresholds or performance after unexpected events. The goal is for this initial success to translate into a broader, scaled collection so used ropes can have a second life in new applications.
Without proper recycling or disposal pathways, these materials risk becoming part of the growing plastic pollution problem, with a high probability of ending up in waterways as ghost gear. One concept to address this challenge is Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), an approach that holds producers accountable for the full lifecycle of their products, from production to end-of-life management. Although infrastructure challenges exist for an effective EPR system, its proper implementation is both possible and impactful.
Growing New Possibilities
One of the first applications for recycled HMPE is in vertical growing towers that support the growth of different types of plants. These structures stand as proof that with innovation and collaboration, waste can become a useful product.
This partnership exemplifies how cross-industry cooperation can keep complex materials out of landfills and waterways, creating circular solutions and providing a new recycled resource.
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Thank you so much to Ocean Decade for sharing this amazing article. We continue to grow our initiative through implementation of new programs to help us salvage materials and prevent them to become ghost gear!
Check out this amazing article and learn more about our Marine Plastic Management Program, part of our Strategic Management of Ghost Gear in Coastal Land!
Read article here
Plight of the albatross sparked BC plastics recycling program
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A new Canadian marine plastics recovery program traces its origins to the plight of albatrosses in the Midway Islands.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
We are so grateful and proud of the BC cleanup community to continue to take important actions and conduct cleanups.
Great work qathet team! Smiling happy faces and amazing work completed by the Let's Talk Trash team, Ocean Legacy staff and many others. Until plastic pollution cleanups are not needed anymore, they are needed. Plastic pollution cleanups are important actions that reduce the amount of microplastics in the environment and help coastal environments continue to thrive.
Thanks for highlighting this important work PRPeak.
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We are so grateful and proud of our BC cleanup community to continue to take important actions and conduct cleanups.
Great work qathet team! Smiling happy faces and amazing work completed. Until plastic pollution cleanups are not needed anymore, they are needed. Plastic pollution cleanups are important actions that reduce the amount of microplastics in the environment and help the coastal environments continue to thrive.
Thanks for highlighting this important work PRPeak.
www.prpeak.com/in-the-community/island-beaches-cleaned-up-in-qathet-region-1106826 5
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In case you missed it, here is our latest feature from the Globe and Mail!
Thank you for such a great article and to all those that continue to drive the restoration of these critical ecosystems.
#somaworks #globeandmail #oceanlegacyfoundation #cleanup
#circulareconomy #ghostgear
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Only three weekends away!
Soul Aboard – Floating Festival Vancouver is happening Sunday, September 7th at Heritage Harbour Marina. Enjoy live music from the tall ship Providence. Whether you watch from the water, the dock, or the beach at Vanier Park, it’s set to be a magical evening.
We are grateful to be one of the beneficiaries of this fun fundraiser, and if you haven’t saved your spot yet, now’s the time!
Tickets: events.humanitix.com/afloat
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The outcome of the latest negotiations leaves the world once again burdened by the weight of industry interests over people and the planet.
Despite clear evidence of plastic’s devastating impact on our water, soil, air, and health, global policy is falling short of the bold commitments needed.
If the voices of the majority are being silenced by the profits of the few, then it’s time to speak louder and demand real change. We need action that goes beyond recycling and half-measures, action that tackles the crisis at its root.
This is our call to you: What kind of world do you want to live in?
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Join the Sarnia Beach Clean-Up – September 20th!
We are excited to support the Lake Huron Coastal Centre for their third annual Sarnia Beach Clean-Up at Canatara Park. Last year, 165 volunteers removed 175 pounds of debris, let’s make an even bigger impact this year!
When: Saturday, September 20, 2025 at 10 AM - 12 PM
Where: Canatara Park, Sarnia, ON
Bring your friends, family, and community spirit to help keep our shorelines clean and healthy.
Learn more & register: www.lakehuron.ca/beachcleanupregistration
@coastalcentre #BeachCleanup
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We are so grateful to the organizers of Soul Aboard - Floating Festival Vancouver for selecting us as one of the beneficiaries for this amazing event!
This unique sunset concert will take place Sunday, September 7th at Heritage Harbour Marina, featuring live music aboard the tall ship Providence. You can join in from a kayak, paddle board, canoe, the beach, or the dock at Vanier Park; however you arrive, it’s bound to be an unforgettable evening on the water.
If you are in Vancouver, we hope you’ll consider coming out to support this fun fundraiser! Every ticket helps protect our oceans.
🎟 Get your tickets here:
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