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Seven Species of Samphire

Day 6 | Sarah Todd | Coromandel Valley Primary
Marine Biologists head inland????

Day 6 | Vanessa Greenslade | Urrbrae Agricultural High School
Plants up close - a day in the life of a Botanist

Day 5 | Vanessa Greenslade | Urrbrae Agricultural High School
Head of the Bight the gateway to Marine Paradise

Day 4 | Vanessa Greenslade | Urrbrae Agricultural High School

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Plastic Pollution Solutions

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ClimateWatch

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Business

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