1st Annual Cape Cod Bay Challenge

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Cape Cod Bay Challenge

August 9, 2008 is the 1st Annual Cape Cod Bay Challenge Event. A small group of stand-up paddle surfers will attempt a grueling 24 mile marathon paddle across Cape Cod Bay from Plymouth to Provincetown to raise awareness and funds to help stop the ever growing problem of pollution in our oceans and along our shores. Trash in the ocean kills more than one million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals and turtles each year through ingestion and entanglement. All proceeds from the event will benefit the Ocean Conservancy, a non-profit dedicated to promoting healthy and diverse ocean ecosystems. Part of the proceeds of this event will go towards the Ocean Conservancy’s International Coastal Clean Up on September 20, 2008. The International Coastal Clean Up is a year-round volunteer effort to keep our oceans and waterways free of trash – and healthier for humans and marine life.

The beauty, purity and the challenge of standup make it a wonderful platform to raise awareness about the extremely serious issue of ocean pollution. Our goal is to make this an annual event that will serve as an on-going fundraiser for, and reminder of, our need to be responsible stewards of the ocean.

For more information about this event, visit www.CapeCodBayChallenge.org

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3 Responses to “1st Annual Cape Cod Bay Challenge”


  1. Bill Stainbrook 1Bill Stainbrook

    Great poster. Is it possible to get a couple copies to put up in our workshop?
    Thanks,
    Bill Stainbrook
    bstain@frontiernet.net

  2. Bob 2Bob

    Absolutely, we were originally only going to give copy’s of the file to donors but decided to share the stoke and help raise awarenes of the cause by sharing it with all.

    You can download a high rez copy of the file from our website. Prints out nicely on 11×17 or even larger if you have access to a large format plotter. Once you get to the high rez version just right click and “save as”
    http://www.capecodbaychallenge.org/Donations/donations.html

    Regards,
    Bob Babcock
    http://www.capecodbaychallenge.org/

  3. Evan Leong 3evan

    Good luck with that Bob!

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