Charity spouts "human whale migration".
More than 2,400 area students hit the beach in Playa Del Rey,
Calif., on Ocean Day on May 22 to take part in a massive beach cleanup
hosted by the Malibu Foundation for Environmental Education and the City
of Los Angeles Public Works. After the cleanup, the kids were
photographed "taking their stand in the sand" as they formed a
human "SOS" along with a gray whale spouting trash, designed
by world-renowned aerial artist John Quigley.
Statewide, more than 6,500 students participated in the cleanup
along the California coast. Counterparts in British Columbia, Anchorage,
Alaska, and Loreto, Baja South, Mexico, the birthplace of whales, joined
the cleanup activities and whale formations to create a "human
whale migration."
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