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Kara Lankford

Kara Lankford is Ocean Conservancy’s Constituent Outreach Specialist. She’s a lifelong resident of the Alabama Gulf Coast.

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A shallow-water coral reef in the Florida Keys. Photo courtesy of NOAA

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Ocean Conservancy and the Gulf

March 14, 2014

Scientists from Audubon Nature Institute and Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries prepare to release a sea turtle after being treated for oil exposure from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil disaster. Credit: U.S. Coast Guard

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Deepwater Horizon, The Long Road to Recovery

March 30, 2014

Photo courtesy of Ocean Conservancy

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Restoring Bluefin Tuna with the Power of Fishermen

July 8, 2014

An ROV cruises the Gulf of Mexico seafloor with NOAA’s research ship, Okeanos Explorer. Credit: NOAA

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Restoring the Gulf Beyond the Shore

October 16, 2014

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