Bruckner Chase is bringing together the world of ocean
environmentalism to the growing community of open water swimmers.
Meeting
after meeting, Bruckner is leveraging governmental resources from Washington
D.C. to Samoa to conduct a number of ocean-related initiatives together with
innovative open water swimming programs. He is also creating
international open water swimming programs for intellectually disabled athletes
on behalf of Special Olympics International.
He is developing ocean
awareness programs with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in
order to help protect and restore marine areas encompassing more than
150,000 square miles of oceans.
He offers programs from the East
Coast of the USA to American Samoa that is drawing raves from government
officials, benefactors and non-swimmers. For enabling others to discover
their own place and role in the ocean while also showing others how their lives
on land are intimately connected to the seas, Bruckner Chase has increased
awareness and excitement about open water swimming and is a worthy for the 2011
World Open Water Swimming Man of the Year.
For more information on Bruckner Chase, visit here.
WOWSA aims to promote open water swimming as a global sport for those of all ages, abilities and backgrounds. It hosts the World Open Water Swimming Awards to recognize the open water swimming’s heroes and heroines.
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