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Based in: Washington, DC, USA
"When you are on the coast everything just seems better. The light shines differently, the air is crisp, the water glistens, and it's simply a unique experience." >> more
Based in: Washington, DC, USA
Cranor joined Oceana as communications manager in July 2007. Since then, he has spearheaded Oceana's PR efforts for a number of its campaigns, including its global campaign to stop overfishing subsidies. Cranor also focuses on increasing awareness of the current threats facing sea turtle and shark populations worldwide. Cranor was recognized for his conservation efforts May 6, 2008 >> more
Ted Danson Calls on Canada’s Business Leaders to Protect the World’s Oceans (May 13, 2008)
Congress Pushes for True Shark Finning Ban (April 10, 2008)
Bill to End Unnecessary Mercury Use in Chlorine Production by 2012 (March 12, 2008)
