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Run for the Seals 2012: Help the Marine Mammal Center

Jason Weisberger at 8:40 am Thu, Mar 8, 2012

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Biker Lou Seal @ Run for the Seals

Saturday March 10th presents an SF Bay area tradition: the 2012 Run for the Seals. Starting at Rodeo Beach, in the Marin Headlands, and making a 4 mile loop around the lagoon and through some very picturesque sea-side former military base.

I am pretty sure you'll find me there with my daughter, 3 dogs and maybe even my visiting mother -- with a crew that size, we'll walk. There is a wonderful little faire set up at the start/finish, folks from a number of local groups doing good works are there, tours of the Marine Mammal Center itself and generally a lot of fun.

The Marine Mammal Center does incredible work. They manage  the heroic task of nursing back-to-health several hundred sick seals, sea-lions, harbor and elephant seals every year. They care for every pup that gets separated from its mother, every seal shot in the face by a heart-less jerk, and just about every other situation in which a marine mammal gets imperiled and help is called in.

If you are in the SF Bay Area this weekend, you might want to check it out:

Saturday March 10th, Rodeo Beach, Marin County, CA

The Marine Mammal Center's 2012 Run for the Seals

Jason Weisberger is Boing Boing's publisher. He often does what he ought, instead of what he should. On instagram and twitter he is @jlw

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  • irksome

    It must be a good cause; I’m skipping the yiffing jokes.

  • http://twitter.com/stiggy1 Kim Stiglitz

    I’ll be there with my 6 year old. We raised $100 bucks and can’t wait to enjoy the day. 

  • Susan Carley Oliver

    The Marine Mammal Center does great work, and they were also featured in Star Trek IV!

  • http://twitter.com/Dope_Danny Danny Smith

    good cause, but still tempted to caption it “meanwhile, at anthrocon…”