2 April 2016 was supposed to be a fabulous beach clean up event with the OCEARCH crew but due to severe thunderstorms the event was cancelled. However, just because we had severe weather, doesn't mean we can't help another day.
The Historic Haunts Investigations team has been part of the Adopt a Highway Program and other environmental events. If you cannot commit to something like that, just do your part by cleaning up your own yard and neighborhood. If we all pitch in together, the world will be so much cleaner and healthier.
The Historic Haunts Investigations team has been part of the Adopt a Highway Program and other environmental events. If you cannot commit to something like that, just do your part by cleaning up your own yard and neighborhood. If we all pitch in together, the world will be so much cleaner and healthier.
We can also help the earth in another way, by helping the OCEARCH team continue their scientific and safe research on our majestic creatures of the ocean, sharks. They research the breeding, feeding, and travel patterns of one of the oceans most important creatures of the sea. Without sharks, the eco system would be an absolute wreck. Check out their work by visiting their website and see what you can do to help www.ocearch.org
~Jamie Pearce
Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations
~Jamie Pearce
Author/Founder of Historic Haunts Investigations
Author/HHI Founder Jamie Pearce w/Capt. Brett McBride of the OCEARCH
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