My Trip To The. By Joel Martin Fourth Grade Mrs. Hasegawa.

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My Trip To The. By Joel Martin Fourth Grade Mrs. Hasegawa

What will happen next This is a picture of a fish in a tank at maritime museum.If we keep polluting our ocean then we wont be able to see such a beautiful ocean or fish. So I am finding out how to stop water pollution because I love the ocean.

N.O.A.A. This is a great picture of coral, sand and rocks. Tiny things are living on coral and other creatures such as fish, crabs lobsters, seaweeds, reptiles, bacteria and fungi. The only way that we can have a beautiful ocean is if we all work together and don’t pollute

N.O.A.A. This is a picture of me and my team learning about sea urchins, filter fish and gorilla ogo( grasalaria Salacornia) this is a invasive algae it is killing our coral reef so we are learning about it to protect our ocean

What if we don’t If we do not fix this problem then our ocean will stay polluted and the population will decrease. We need to keep a safe and clean environment for our world.

The Difference. This is the difference we can make.

Then and now.

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Producer Joel Martin Put together and worked hard so I hope you enjoyed it