Join the Tangaroa Blue Foundation Board
About the position Non-Executive Board Director Opportunities Not for Profit, Australia Duration of appointment: 3 years Excellent opportunities to support marine debris initiatives and programs
Author: Izzy Ross
Over 3 Tonnes Removed from Mapoon
Mapoon is situated on the western side of the Gulf of Carpentaria, on the lands and seas of the Tjungundji People, approximately 900km north of
Proudly Introducing the ‘Tackle Back’ Product in Partnership with Shimano
We recently unveiled our latest innovation, the Rig Recycle ‘Tackle Back’ product, in partnership with Shimano at the 2023 AFTA Tackle Show on the Gold
How Citizen science projects can support UN Sustainable Development Goals
We are excited to see the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Database being used in this paper to explore how citizen science projects measuring beach
A Record-Breaking Cleanup in Wuthathi
Wuthathi Ngaachi (Country) and Karakara (Sea Country) is located in the area surrounding Shelburne Bay on the North Eastern coast of Cape York, about 800km
White spill: Life cycle assessment approach to managing marine EPS litter from flood-released pontoons
The South-east Queensland rains and Flooding Event of February–March 2022 was caused by prolonged, severe rains which caused fatalities, destruction of houses, businesses, and transportation
Project ReCon: Tracking Ghost Nets with Conflict Island Conservation Initiative
We are so excited to have the Conflict Island Conservation Initiative as a partner in Project ReCon! Project ReCon is a collaboration between Tangaroa Blue
2023 Great Barrier Reef Clean-up Site Registration Form
We are so pleased to have you join the fun by registering your own site for the Great Barrier Reef Clean-up. If you’ve never organised
2023 Great Barrier Reef Volunteer Registration Form
Thank you for joining the Great Barrier Reef Clean-up! All public GBRCU events will be listed on the map below and will be updated regularly.
Microplastic Study Reveals Insights and Calls for Continued Monitoring
The five-year ReefClean Australian Microplastic Assessment Project (AUSMAP)(2019-2023) has collected 126 samples from 44 sites, providing valuable insights into microplastic pollution in the Great Barrier
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