1/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
EcoMarines work to save bay
It was a celebration to mark the 2019 achievements of the Tangalooma EcoMarines when 450 people gathered at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre at the end of the year. Children from across Greater Brisbane took to the stage to share their views on the environment and showcase the projects undertaken at their local schools.
2/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
3/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
4/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
5/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
6/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
7/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
8/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
9/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
10/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
11/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
12/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
13/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
14/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
15/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
16/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
17/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
18/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
19/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
20/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
21/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
22/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
23/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
24/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
25/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
26/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
27/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
28/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
29/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture Renae: Droop.
30/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
31/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
32/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
33/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
34/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
35/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
36/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
37/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
38/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
39/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
40/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
41/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
42/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
43/43School students from across Greater Brisbane celebrate their 2019 achievements as Tangalooma EcoMarines. Picture: Renae Droop.
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