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Esperance mother and daughter lead community campaign to transform marine debris into art

Michelle and Sam Crisp were appalled to find a mass of marine debris wash up on their local beach. But rather than send the waste to landfill, they transformed it into art.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jan 28 2024
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Esperance mother and daughter lead community campaign to transform marine debris into art

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