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Happy Holidays from SECOORA! We are so thankful for our stakeholders, members, partners and staff. With your support, we are able to continue leading coastal ocean observing in the region.
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Happy Holidays from SECOORA! We are so thankful for our stakeholders, members, partners and staff. With your support, we are able to continue leading coastal ocean observing in the region.
As you make your holiday purchases, consider shopping AmazonSmile and Amazon will donate to SECOORA. Funds generated will help us further coastal ocean observing activities in the Southeast. Thank you! https://smile.amazon.com/ch/26-1215705
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