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Mother and daughter due transform marine debris into art
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Jan. 28, 2024 - 08:21
A group led by a mother and daughter duo in Western Australia is raising money for ocean conservation by turning marine debris into works of art. The 10-mile collective launched their first exhibition this week after locals spent weeks weaving rope and rubbish into new items.
