Important Safety Reminder – Dangerous Items
In recent weeks, there have been several reports of silver canisters being found during beach clean-ups. These items are considered extremely dangerous and must be
Author: Izzy Ross
Contribute to EcoBrick research
The Tangaroa Blue team have been finding a number of EcoBricks washing up along the Australian coast over the past few years. For those of
Monitoring methodologies to standardise citizen science data
In an Australian first, the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) has released monitoring protocols for litter and marine debris. These proven methodologies have been developed
NT proposes ban on helium balloons in Australian first
Thanks to the tireless efforts and lobbying from conservation partners, community organisations and the general public, 7 out of 8 Australian states and territories have
Global Plastic Pollution Agreement: A historic moment
Did anyone else get a little emotional watching the video as the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) reached a resolution to create an intergovernmental committee
Tackling Fishing Waste With New Rig Recycle Bins
The Rig Recycle concept was developed by Tangaroa Blue Foundation and is an initiative of ReefClean. It was developed to help overcome issues such as
Extreme Marine Debris Mission in WA
During December 2021, Tangaroa Blue Foundation Project Coordinator Casey Woodward worked with an incredible team from The Movement South West to retrieve 353 kgs of
Tyre recycling program risks becoming a micro-pollution disaster
A shocking one billion waste tyres are generated worldwide each year. Working out what to do with them is one of the biggest waste challenges
ReefClean Mural at Causeway Lake a success – Fishing Tackle Litter reduced by 80%
Capricornia Catchments partnered with Tangaroa Blue through the ReefClean Program along with Livingstone Shire Council to engage local artists Martin Schlick from Mash Designs and
1669kgs of marine debris removed from Darwin Harbour
On a muggy day in October, 154 volunteers from 21 different organisations pitched in to collect 1669kgs of debris from coastal areas around Darwin Harbour,
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