Project AWARE Announces ...

Six million tonnes of debris enter the world’s oceans every year wreaking havoc on underwater creatures and environments every day. For 16 years, Project AWARE Foundation has led underwater and shoreline cleanup efforts in partnership scuba divers worldwide and Ocean Conservancy.

World marine debris tota...

More than 10 million pieces of trash were plucked from the world’s waterways in a single day last year. But for Philippe Cousteau, the beach sandals that washed up in the Norwegian arctic symbolized the global nature of the problem of marine debris.

Grupo recolhe 10 mi de f...

Mais de 10 milhões de peças de lixo foram colhidas das correntes marítimas do mundo em um único dia ano passado, divulgou nesta terça-feira (13) o grupo Conservação Oceânica.

The Pacific Garbage Patc...

Over time, a few misconceptions about the Garbage Patch have been commonly repeated, and scientists are working to convey accurate information to the public.

Ocean Conservancy Report...

Today, Ocean Conservancy releases Trash Travels: From Our Hands to the Sea, Around the Globe, and Through Time the only global snapshot of the marine debris problem facing wildlife, economies and marine ecosystems. Nearly 500,000 volunteers around the world combed their local beaches...