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Pacific Catch West Coast Fish House

Locations throughout California

“Oil spills threaten more than California’s coastline, they can damage the habitats that local fish species such as California halibut depend on. When these ecosystems are harmed or local fisheries are forced to close, it limits the sustainable California seafood that restaurants like Pacific Catch can provide to our guests. Protecting our coastal waters means protecting the future of locally-sourced seafood.”

Steve Kelly, Chief Marketing Officer
Pacific Catch West Coast Fish House

Surf Industry Members Association

Huntington Beach, California

"The surf industry depends on a clean and healthy coastal environment for its business to thrive. New offshore drilling not only threatens world-class beaches and surf spots on the West Coast, it's also a threat to the many brands, retailers and coastal communities that rely on these special places. SIMA is proud to support BAPPC's efforts to protect the West Coast from new offshore oil drilling."

Vipe Desai, Executive Director
Surf Industry Members Association

TherapyJoyZ

Laguna Beach, CA

Joy Zembruski is a seasoned licensed marriage and family therapist LMFT and licensed professional clinical counselor LPCC as well as a proud UCLA Psychology alumna, fortunate to be based in the beautiful coastal towns of Southern California. When we support our oceans we support mental health. The ocean is my home here in Laguna Beach and as much enjoyment we take from it we also need to give back to it.

Joy Zembruski
TherapyJoyZ

Dana Wharf Sportfishing & Whalewatching

Dana Point, CA

"The Huntington Beach oil spill was devastating to our local economy and shut down our harbor, it sent such a negative message about Orange County and reservations were cancelled for months due to the fact people were seeing us in the news constantly. Once we were able to operate again we had lingering effects that our waters were still contaminated and had to travel far distances to fish, cancelling our short trips. The oil spill was so devastating to our marine birds and other wild life. It was devastating to see, but could have been so much worse. We must not only stop expanded oil drilling; we must also invest in what is there now so there are no more spills or leaks."

Donna Kalez
Dana Wharf Sportfishing and Whalewatching

Engenie

San Luis Obispo, CA

"For Engenie, healthy oceans and clean beaches represent the physical baseline for a sustainable and equitable future. As a firm dedicated to renewable energy and sustainable agriculture, we view the marine environment as both a vital ecosystem and a critical partner in global climate stability. Clean coastlines are essential for the long-term viability of offshore renewable infrastructure and the preservation of biodiversity—the very systems that inspire our engineering solutions. A thriving ocean reflects the success of the circular economy principles we champion: where technological innovation enhances, rather than exploits, the natural world. To us, a clean beach is more than a scenic view; it is a metric of our collective progress. Protecting these spaces ensures that the "Vision to Fruition" we provide results in a planet that is habitable, thriving, and accessible for all humanity."

Jacob McNevin
Engenie

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