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¡Hola Aguamigos!

Rebecca Sharpe - August 01, 2024

A 6-Part Video Spanglish Video Series

Miami Waterkeeper, a leading environmental organization, has joined forces with renowned journalist and executive producer Mariana Atencio to create Aguamigos, a landmark six-part bilingual video series. The aim of this first collaboration is to help engage South Florida's Spanish-speaking communities with the critical environmental issues the region is facing.

Aguamigos | About Miami Waterkeeper

Aguamigos | Water Pollution | Contaminacion del Agua

Aguamigos | Biscayne Bay

Aguamigos | Coral Reefs | Arrecifes de Coral

Aguamigos | Sea Level Rise | Aumento del Nivel del Mar

Aguamigos | Stormwater | Aguas Pluviales

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