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We are excited to announce the winners of the NOAA Marine Debris Program Annual Art Contest! Congratulations, and thank you for helping us continue to spread awareness about marine debris! https://t.co/GytndSaniU pic.twitter.com/wCXjaCRGS4
— NOAA Marine Debris (@NOAADebris) April 18, 2018
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'Last gasp'
» Captive breeding may be the last chance to save Florida's grasshopper sparrow, North America's most endangered bird. (Via Audubon)
