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Malibu retailers join to support Sea Save Foundation

Denali, who belongs to Sea Save Foundation Director Georgienne Bradley, models some of the garb at Malibu’s Alice and Olivia, one of the retailers which participated in the foundation’s recent Malibu Unites for Ocean Love campaign. Photos by Jay Ireland
Malibu-based Sea Save Foundation attended the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora conference, commonly known as CITES, last year and will attend the next one in Sri Lanka in 2019.

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Lauren Coughlin, Editor
9:30 am PDT August 9, 2017

When it comes to supporting the wellness of the ocean, it’s easy for Malibu to get on board.

From July 28-30, 21 local businesses came together to back Sea Save Foundation by donating a portion of their proceeds from those days to the Malibu-based nonprofit. 

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