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For more information on my organization go to www.oceanresearchproject.org

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Week 2 of my attempt to do a nonstop singlehanded circumnavigation of the Arctic. This is a fundraiser for my nonprofit. You can donate at oceanresearchproject.org

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Getting to the start line 3 Follow the trip at www.oceanresearchproject.org

Now the work is done and I am underway I explain the various mods I made to the Valiant 42 to get her read for the circumnavigation of the Arctic. Follow the trip at: www.oceanresearchproject.org

I will break down the circumnavigation into three phases To follow the trip go to: www.oceanresearchproject.org

Part 2 - Getting to the Start line Follow me online www.oceanresearchproject.org

Light winds, breaking in the new engine, Learning a few things. Step one on the way to the start line for my nonstop single-handed circumnavigation of the Arctic. Track my location at www.oceanresearchproject.org

Part 1 of a six month refit in preparation of a singlehanded circumnavigation of the Arctic.

Inglefield Fjord/Carbon Project www.oceanresearchproject.org Donate: https://www.paypal.com/donate/?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=VXE2L6RD8DGN6&source=url&ssrt=1723667927107

The Carbon Project: We are studying the carbon uptake of Greenland's glacial fjords www.oceanresearchproject.org Donate: https://www.oceanresearchproject.org/support-us

The Ocean research project team uses two acoustic doppler current profilers to measure the velocity of melt water coming from Greenland's glaciers. This data will contribute to sea level rise models. Please support our research: www.oceanresearchproject.org

18 million people along the Chesapeake Bay are unaware of how big the plastic pollution in the bay has gotten. Woodard & Curran Foundation sponsored the local non-profit Ocean Research Project (ORP) to make their impact, to set sail and address the distribution and abundance of microplastic pollution across 15 environmentally monitored regions. Sailentist, Nicole Trenholm lead the science team, she is motivated for a future where we can monitor and score plastic pollution in future watershed report cards and to help EPA define pollution thresholds and reduction goals. Captain Matthew Rutherford helped her transform the SRV Marie Tharp for optimal microplastic sampling and low-carbon operations under sail. Together they spearheaded the exploration to unravel the truth about severity of bay-wide microplastic pollution while results provoke further questions. Please support their continued work in microplastic pollution monitoring. www.oceanresearchproject.com "Video and Reporting by Timothy Wolfer"

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Part of of our 2024 expedition to the Atlantis 2 seamount. Please support us at www.oceanresearchproject.org

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