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Our magazine has undergone a big change: we’ve gone smaller.Postage on our mailing list of 72 000 is getting pricey, and we hate to waste money. By changing the format we’ve managed to save paper, postage and ink. It’s essential that we continue to show you how your generous support is keeping people safe, so we’ll continue to pack great stories into this magazine, which is published three times a year.If you would prefer not to receive a paper copy of the magazine, you can read it online at no charge. Please let us know, email us at info@searescue.org.zaWe hope you continue to enjoy the read and we look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for making Sea Rescue part of your life.NSRI-magazine_Winter-2015-Cover
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