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they have worked with the monterey marine bay sanctuary and aquarium to identify key areas to clean up. >> we now have a collection planned to go 18 years this time to 11arep satelocations, and pick up golf balls that are accidently hit into the ocean. >> reporter: the marine sanctuary agreed to work closely with the course to make sure the cleanup is done right. >> we're going to be looking over their shoulder. >> reporter: the sanctuary protects 276 miles of california coast. >> it's been interesting to get to the bottom of the golf ball issue and realize there could be other areas on the coast that we need to look at. >> reporter: alex will be heading to uc santa barbara to study marine ecology. >> golf courses should be responsible for picking up these balls. >> reporter: it's reallyor naot commission says plasticol gf acceptable. they're looking at all options to clean them up and keep it from happening. >> good for her. >> so sad to see. >> but a great change from her work. >> absolutely. that's true. she does have a bright future. thanks, dan. >>> we have a lot of rain to talk a

they've also worked with the monterey bay national marine sanctuary and monterey aquarium to identifyn up. >> we now have a collection plan to go 18 times this year to 11 separate locations. so almost 200 separate dives and pick up golf balls that are accidentally hit into the ocean. >> the marine sanctuary has agreed to work closely with the golf course to make sure the cleanup is done right. >> we're going to be looking over the shoulder the whole time. >> the sanctuary protects 276 miles of california coast. >> it's been very interesting to get to the bottom of the golf ball issue and realize that there could be other areas on the coast too that we need to take a look at. >> alex will be heading to uc santa barbara soon to study marine ecology. she is excited to see her hard work turn into action. >> golf courses should be responsible for picking up these balls. >> the california coastal commission tells us plastic golf balls into the ocean is not acceptable. they're looking at all options to clean them up and to keep it from happening. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> one

they have worked with the monterey bay national marine sanctuary and monterey aquarium to identify keyreas to clean up. >> we now have a collection planned 18 times this year to 11 separate locations, so almost 200 separate dives, and pick up golf balls that are accidentally hit into the ocean. >> reporter: the marine sanctuary has agreed to work closely with the golf course to make sure the cleanup is done right. >> we're going to be looking over their shoulder the whole time. >> reporter: the sanctuary lifon coast. >> it's been very interesting to get to the bottom of the golf ball issue and realize that there could be other areas on the coast that we need to take a look at. >> reporter: alex will be heading to uc santa barbara soon to study marine ecology. she's excited to see her hard work turn into action. >> golf courses should be responsible for picking up these balls. >> reporter: the california coastal commission tells us plastic golf balls into the ocean is not acceptable. they're looking at all options to clean them up and to keep it from happening. for the i-team, dan noyes

they have worked with the monterey bay national marine sanctuary and monterey aquarium to identify key areas to clean up. >> we now have a collection planned 18 times this year to 11 separate locations, so almost 200 separate dives, and pick up golf balreed to work closely with the golf course to make sure the cleanup is done right. >> we're going to be looking over their shoulder the whole time. >> reporter: the sanctuary protects 276 miles of california coast. >> it's been very interesting to get to the bottom of the golf ball issue and realize that there could be other areas on the coast that we need to take a look at. >> reporter: alex will be heading to uc santa barbara soon to study marine ecology. she's excited to see her hard work turn into action. >> golf courses should be responsible for picking up these balls. >> reporter: the california coastal commission tells us plastic golf balls into the ocean is not acceptable. they're looking at all options to clean them up and to keep it from happening. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >>> it has been raining steadily in parts

they have worked with the monterey bay national marine sanctuary and monterey aquarium to identify key areas to clean up. >> we now have a collection planned 18 times this year to 11 separate locations, so almost 200 separate dives, and pick up golf balls that are accidentally hit into the ocean. >> reporter: the marine sanctuary has agreed to work closely with the golf course to make sure the cleanup is done right. >> we're going to be looking over their shoulder the whole time. >> reporter: the sanctuary protects 276 miles of california coast. >> it's been very interesting to get to the bottom of the golf ball issue and realize that there could be other areas on the coast that we need to take a look at. >> reporter: alex will be heading to uc santa barbara soon to study marine ecology. she's excited to see her hard work turn into action. >> golf courses should be responsible for picking up these balls. >> reporter: the california coastal commission tells us plastic golf balls into the ocean is not acceptable. they're looking at all options to clean them up and to keep it from happeni