One of our socially-distant youth environmental education program staff teams visited Fort Point Channel this week and explored the neighborhood's historic buildings, docks, art galleries, and more. Watch them as they navigate the harbor floor with sea drones, practice catch and release to learn about local wildlife, and talk about why it's so important to keep the harbor clean.
Video and narration by Caroline Wilbur, Aleena Mangham, Damani Duverna, Jasmine Bolanos, and Regina Chiem. Thank you to the Comcast Foundation for supporting Technology Based Skills Training for our youth.
Interested in learning more about Fort Point Channel? Check out our friends over at Friends of Fort Point Channel: www.friendsoff....
Also, learn more about the historic art community in the neighborhood: www.fortpointa....
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