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December 1st 2016: Heirs to Our Oceans - A Global Movement for Healing Our Oceans
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The world’s oceans are being exploited and polluted and many millions of us would rather not acknowledge it. The problem just seems too enormous for many of us to fully grasp and unfortunately we are all just so busy & distracted. The world could use an ocean-healing movement to inspire us to action, and here it is: Heirs To Our Oceans is: (1) a group of 10-13 year olds taking the ocean crisis into their own hands, (2) a global movement, and (3) a full-feature movie in-the-making. The kids refer to themselves as “Heirs” and they are hoping to inspire the next generation to learn deeply about h
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Charley Peebler, 12 yrs old, an Heir
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Charley has thrived in nature always, from time in the woods to time on the ocean’s coast either at the beach, in the waves, in the tide pools, snorkeling or diving. She has a reverence for life and wants all sentient beings to live healthy and happy.
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Dakota Peebler, 11 yrs old, an Heir
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Dakota has been intent on being on & in the water since she was two years old. At age six she started to pick up marine mammal books & four years ago she got The Guide to Marine Mammals of the World and it remains one of her favorite books.
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April Peebler, Executive Director, Heirs To Our Oceans
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April has been an activist for most of her adult life. When her younger daughter Dakota was in preschool & her older daughter Charley was in kindergarten, April left her profession and decided to homeschool them so that they could study eco- & socio-justice issues as an integral part of their curriculum.
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Abi Subramanian 10 years old, an Heir
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Abirami age 10 has always had a fondness for animals and being in nature. Abi’s interest in the ocean was fostered as a toddler as she & her brother frequently visited the Monterey Bay aquarium.
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Thangam Chandrasekaran, Parent to heirs Abi and Arjun
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As a child in India, Thangam was raised by parents who believed in natural living. She has carried this message in her heart while moving to the US to pursue her masters degrees.
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