Preserving Christmas Island’s Marine Paradise: A Year of Impactful Action
2024 Christmas Island Marine Debris Report Released Christmas Island, nestled in the Indian Ocean Territories of Australia, is a remote treasure, renowned for its unmatched
Author: Izzy Ross
What is the state of the Great Barrier Reef?
What is the state of the Great Barrier Reef? The Great Barrier Reef Outlook Report 2024, prepared every five years by the Great Barrier Reef
Government Releases “Drowning in Waste” Report
Government releases “Drowning in Waste” Report In December 2022, Tangaroa Blue Foundation wrote a submission to the Senate Inquiry into Plastic Pollution in Australia’s Oceans
ReefClean Program Extended to 2027!
The DCCEEW announced that Tangaroa Blue Foundation, along with ReefClean partners, were successful in the competitive Great Barrier Reef Marine Debris Management and Mitigation Grant
Celebrating 20 Years of Tangaroa Blue
his year marks a significant milestone for Tangaroa Blue as we celebrate our 20th anniversary! In 2004, Heidi Taylor had a groundbreaking idea: instead of
From Water to Courts: Rec Fishing and Tennis Unite
What does recreational fishing and tennis have in common? Both sports are now diverting line and string to the Australian Marine Debris Initiative circular economy
Celebrating the Key Partnerships of Rig Recycle in Advancing the Circular Economy
In pursuit of a sustainable recreational fishing future, acknowledging the invaluable contributions of key partners becomes essential. Rig Recycle proudly extends its gratitude and highlights
Success at the CCWA Community Conservation Awards
The dedication and hard work of Tangaroa Blue Foundation’s Western Australia team were proudly showcased at the Conservation Council of WA’s annual Community Conservation Awards
Fishing’s Circular Future with Rig Recycle Partnership
In a first for the recreational fishing industry, Tasline partners with Rig Recycle, showing their dedication to circular production.
Yoghurt manufacturer admits “100% ocean plastics” claims misled consumers
South Australian yoghurt manufacturer MOO Premium Foods [1] has agreed to stop using the term “100% ocean plastics” after an investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found
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