Busting Ghost Nets Haunting the Great Barrier Reef
World first program that uses retrieved and repurposed satellite technology to track and remove deadly and destructive ghost nets With giant ghost nets wreaking havoc
Author: Izzy Ross
Jack Johnson Non-Profit Partner
We were incredibly excited to team up with Jack Johnson on his Meet the Moonlight Tour of Australia and New Zealand as an All At Once Non-Profit
14-Day Voyage to Clean-up Coral Sea
The team comprising of the GMY Rangers, Tangaroa Blue, Blue Planet Marine and Parks Australia staff departed for the Coral Sea aboard R.V Infamis in
Sustainable Bubble Tea Project Successfully Implemented in Melbourne
Over the past weeks, Project Coordinator Jane has been visiting bubble tea stores to deliver free posters and chat with store managers about the Sustainable
10 Years Supporting Bay Ok Day
Tangaroa Blue Foundation was recently recognised as one of three organisations to have provided 10 consecutive years of support to Dunsborough Primary School’s annual Bay
13-year run for the Darwin Harbour Clean-up
The annual Darwin Harbour Clean-up occurred in October for the 13th year, successfully removing 1.78 tonnes of debris from the harbour. A total of 17
Great Barrier Reef Clean-up at Cape Palmerston
2 huge days, 23 volunteers, 10km covered along the beautiful Cape Palmerston Beach and 840kg of harmful debris was removed for this Great Barrier Reef
Tangaroa Blue joined forces with Carpe Diem Education
Carpe Diem Education is an American organisation that provides gap year programs to students wanting to explore the world while learning more about themselves. The
Join ReefClean’s 2022 Great Barrier Reef Clean-up!
Join ReefClean’s Great Barrier Reef Clean-up! Are you a citizen scientist who is concerned about the health of the Great Barrier Reef? Maybe a school
7IMDC Wrap-Up
The 7th International Marine Debris Conference (7IMDC) took place in September from the 18th – 23rd in Busan, Republic of Korea. This was an important
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