To identify issues and solve problems resulting from marine debris through research, prevention and reduction initiatives, in order to conserve our ocean.
Alarming news: This newly discovered crustacean, found in the Marianas Trench, came into contact with plastic before we even knew the species existed. https://t.co/ZfK58AwOVQ
Still, looking for a sustainable Valentine’s Day gift today? We have put together a list of amazing brands that really do their part in protecting our environment. SHOW THE ❤️ by supporting the right brands this Valentine’s Day. #love#ValentinesDay2020
Job opportunity with BirdLife International as a Marine Programme Coordinator at the BirdLife Africa Secretariat.
Last day for applications: 29 October 2019.
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This October is Marine Month! Each week of the month, we will celebrate the people who are striving to make a positive change in the marine environment. Meet our very own Founder & CEO Dr Tony Ribbink - Read more on our facebook page:
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@KKmdvp The international coastal cleanup was a success and this marked our standing stock (Day 0) for the 10-day beach accumulation survey at Kenyatta beach, Mombasa, Kenya @NipeFagio@SeasTrust
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