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The Beneath the Waves Film Festival is touring the U.S. West Coast

Posted on July 18, 2012 By David Shiffman 3 Comments on The Beneath the Waves Film Festival is touring the U.S. West Coast
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Regular readers know that we are big fans of the Beneath the Waves Film Festival, which shows marine science and conservation movies (I’m actually a co-organizer). If you’ve been excited to attend the festival after reading about it on Southern Fried Science but haven’t been able to attend, this could be your chance. The flagship event takes place each March as part of the Benthic Ecology conference, but this year the festival has expanded to include a variety of public screenings throughout the country.

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