Hi, I'm Sarah Orlando, the Ohio Clean Marina's program manager with the Ohio Sea Grant College program and Ohio State University Extension. So working for Ohio Sea Grant and working with the Ohio Clean Marina's and Ohio Clean Boater programs across the state, I provide environmental education, outreach and help with research projects to improve Lake Eries and Ohio's waterways. Some of the examples of the work that we do includes helping marinas or recreational boating groups to set up a boatwash or invasive species prevention station at a fishing tournament or a boating event. We provide boater education at our marinas to individual boaters on how they can take steps to prevent trash in our waterways. And then we work with marinas on finding grant funding or helping to put together partnerships to implement green infrastructure best practices, something as simple as a rain garden or a rain barrel that help improve water quality by reducing stormwater and controlling pollution on site. What I love most about working for Ohio Sea Grant is what I feel is the role of being a facilitator. I see a lot of my job as having the science background to understand the needs and the environmental issues that are at place in the Great Lakes and across Ohio, but also seeing when I'm able to bring people together, sometimes people that have differing opinions or come from different walks of life or some that have science backgrounds, some that work in policy, that truly are just a part of the community fabric and bringing all those folks together to come around a solution for an environmental issue and implement that solution to the full extent.