Baskets Created from Kelp - Cheryl Massey

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A basket maker who works with kelp talks about how she collects and uses kelp in British Columbia. Cheryl Massey has observed the decline in kelp over the last decade. She believes the decline is the result of climate change and the overall destruction of nature. Cheryl discusses several baskets and a wedding shawl she’s made. Hear her story on the Women Mind the Water Artivist Series podcast.

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