Clean Ocean Project Ghana

The Clean Ocean Project Ghana is an NGO that seeks to achieve SDGs 6&14 in Ghana through cleaning and education

[Adino Designs @I_design_adino]

It is really hurting the environment.

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

🚨 Did you know that plastic pollution isn't just an "outdoor" problem anymore?

It’s no longer just about seeing plastic on our beaches or in our oceans. Microplastics tiny plastic particles smaller than 5mm have officially made their way into our food, water, and air.

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

Stop Floods Before They Start 🌊

Rain is heavy, but floods don’t have to be.

Blocked drains are flooding our homes, streets, and communities. The fix? It starts with you.

Keep our drains clean. Keep our communities safe.

6 Small Actions = Big Impact:
1. No plastic in gutters – #BeatPlasticPollution
2. Clear drains near your home – 5 minutes can save a street
3. Protect waterways – Don’t dump waste in wetlands
4. Join COP Ghana clean-ups – Be part of the change
5. Report blocked drains – Call your assembly
6. Build responsibly – Plan proper drainage

Clean Drains. Safe Homes. Stronger Communities.
Small actions today. A flood-free tomorrow. 💙

Clean Ocean Project Ghana

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

This is what the rain leaves behind.
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After yesterday's heavy rains, our shoreline tells a story we can't ignore — mountains of plastic and waste washed up, choking our beach. This isn't just an eyesore. It's a direct reflection of how much pollution we generate, and where it ultimately ends up: our oceans, our coastlines, our ecosystem.

Every piece of plastic dumped in a gutter, every bag of waste left uncollected, every bottle tossed carelessly — it all finds its way here. The flooding didn't create this problem. It just made it impossible to look away from.

This is exactly why we do what we do. Clean Ocean Project Ghana exists to fight for healthier oceans and waterways — but we can't do it alone. It starts with how we manage waste long before it ever reaches the shore.

We owe it to our coastlines, our marine life, and our future to do better. 🌊

[Caribbean Cooking @CaribCookSchool]

@NancyIraba @chamberofaquac1
@wiomsa .

[Boyan Slat @BoyanSlat]

Annual The Ocean Cleanup Beach Day with the team. Love this group of people 💙

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

With hearts full of gratitude, we say THANK YOU to all our sponsors💙

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

With hearts full of gratitude, we say THANK YOU 💙

On June 6, 2026, Clean Ocean Project Ghana marked our 5th Anniversary with a massive Beach Clean Up at Nungua Coco Beach for World Ocean Day: REIMAGINE.

The rain was heavy. But our spirit was heavier.
Youths, volunteers, partners & sponsors still showed up. Because this is “For God and Country” 🌍🇬🇭

A special ayekoo to:
Hon. MCE + Krowor Municipal Assembly* – For years of massive support. You make this work possible.
*Our sponsors, partners & volunteers – You turned rain into impact. You chose our ocean, our turtles, our future.

May Mother Earth reward us all. The work continues.

#CleanOceanProjectGhana #5YearsOfImpact #WorldOceanDay2026 #REIMAGINE #ForGodAndCountry #KroworMunicipalAssembly #NunguaCocoBeach #YouthForClimate

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

Community Cleanup Activity Help at Winneba Coastal area by CLEAN OCEAN PROJECT GHANA, UEW CHAPTER.

The Waste‑to‑Purpose initiative organized a vibrant community cleanup exercise along the coastal area of Winneba. This activity brought together volunteers, students, and local residents, all united by a shared commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable waste management.

Participants, equipped with safety vests, gloves, and face masks, worked diligently to collect debris from sandy beaches, fishing sites, and community spaces. Using shovels, wheelbarrows, and large trash bags, they removed waste materials that otherwise threatened marine ecosystems and public health.
Beyond the physical cleanup, the event fostered teamwork, awareness, and community engagement. Local organizations such as Clean Ocean Project Ghana, Plastigem, and Kofi’s Consult collaborated to emphasize the importance of recycling, responsible waste disposal, and protecting coastal livelihoods.
The activity also highlighted the social dimension of environmental work. Children, families, and fishermen joined in, reinforcing the idea that sustainability is a collective responsibility. The slogan “Leave nothing but footprints” captured the essence of the day encouraging participants to enjoy natural spaces while preserving them for future generations.

This cleanup was not just about removing waste; it was about transforming purpose into action, strengthening community bonds, and inspiring long‑term stewardship of the environment.

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

@FHAWE_GHANA

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

With hearts full of gratitude, we say THANK YOU 💙

On June 6, 2026, Clean Ocean Project Ghana marked our 5th Anniversary with a massive Beach Clean Up at Nungua Coco Beach for World Ocean Day: REIMAGINE.

The rain was heavy. But our spirit was heavier.
Youths, volunteers, partners & sponsors still showed up. Because this is “For God and Country” 🌍🇬🇭

A special ayekoo to:
*Hon. MCE + Krowor Municipal Assembly* – For years of massive support. You make this work possible.
*Our sponsors, partners & volunteers* – You turned rain into impact. You chose our ocean, our turtles, our future.

May Mother Earth reward us all. The work continues.

#CleanOceanProjectGhana #5YearsOfImpact #WorldOceanDay2026 #REIMAGINE #ForGodAndCountry #KroworMunicipalAssembly #NunguaCocoBeach #YouthForClimate

[Forum for Health and Well-being Empowerment @FHAWE_GHANA]

In commemoration of #WorldEnvironmentDay and #WorldOceansDay, FHAWE joined @cleanoceangh and partners for a beach clean-up at Nungua Cocoa Beach.

Cleaner beaches mean healthier oceans, healthier communities, and a healthier future.
#SDG14 #beachcleanup

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

World Ocean Day 2026 🌊
REIMAGINE: Beyond the world we know, a new relationship with our ocean.

Today we celebrate the heart of our planet. The ocean feeds us, protects our shores, and balances our climate. But pollution is breaking that balance.

At Clean Ocean Project Ghana, we’re reimagining our relationship with the sea — one beach cleanup, one recycled bottle, one community at a time.

A deeper, sustainable connection starts with us. Let’s combat marine pollution together, for the turtles, the reefs, and for our future.

#WorldOceanDay #REIMAGINE #CleanOceanProjectGhana #BeatMarinePollution #SaveOurTurtles #OurOceanOurFuture

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

Today is #WorldEnvironmentDay 2026 🌊

Inspired by nature. For climate. For our future.

Let’s reduce, reuse, recycle. Because cleaner shores = stronger future.

Beating Plastic Pollution starts with YOU 💚

#CleanOceanProjectGhana #BeatPlasticPollution #OurEnvironmentOurResponsibility

[Clean Ocean Project Ghana @cleanoceangh]

Are you ready!!!
Get your brooms ready
We are a day away from the big day!!!
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[Jennifer Bampoe @bampoe_jennifer]

Are you ready!!!
Get your brooms ready
We are two days away from the big day!!!
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