by Beth | Aug 26, 2018 | Education, Environment, Featured, Good Causes
My purpose here at SeaweedArt has always been to bring the beauty of the ocean home. It is my belief that we want to protect what we come to love. That is why I am always on the lookout for organizations that support my goal to foster appreciation of the magnitude of...
by Beth | Jun 18, 2018 | Education, Environment, Featured, Healthy Living
People are always complementing me on my great skin, to which I always bashfully respond, “Thanks!” And then I feel compelled to tell them how they too can have a beautiful complexion. I know that some of my epidermis good fortune can be attributed to a...
by Beth | Mar 6, 2014 | Education, Environment, Good Causes, Uncategorized
In honor of Facebook’s Throwback Thursdays, I’m posting this photo of my sister Julie and me taken many, many years ago in the summer of 1965 in Avalon, New Jersey, about a 2 hour ride from our home in the Philadelphia suburbs. I was about 4, she was 2,...
by Beth | Dec 6, 2013 | Attractions, Education, Environment, Good Causes, Sea Inspired Decor, Seaweed Art
Come check out SeaweedArt prints, cards and holiday cards this Sunday at Jingle Shells, the annual holiday craft fair at the Seymour Center. It is my favorite event of the year. Lots of great arts and crafts– all homemade, wonderful food, an incredible view of...
by Beth | Nov 1, 2013 | Activities, Education, Environment, Good Causes
When famed wetsuit innovator and surfer, Jack O’Neill, founded the O’Neill Sea Odyssey (OSO) Program in 1996, his intention was to inspire children with a life long passion and appreciation for ocean conservation. Hence, a living classroom was created on...
by Beth | Jun 19, 2013 | Education, Environment, Good Causes
The EPA is proposing once again to cut all federal funding for beach water quality monitoring, putting over 100 million Americans at risk of getting sick from polluted water! In 2000, when the federal BEACH Act was passed, water quality monitoring made big...
