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Groundswell on Global TV

ByApplied Conservation Science Lab March 3, 2013
Awesome piece on Global featuring Chris D!
TV cameras rolling in the ACS lab.  We shared our geographic passion of the coast to the largest TV audience in BC. Watch it on the website for Global TV.  “A local surfer and filmmaker has found an entertaining way to add his  voice to opposition to the Northern Gateway pipeline”. Linda Aylesworth  reports. Feb 2013.
On Global News: Anti-pipeline protest – News Hour – Videos | Global BC

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