New Litter Hero Beach Hand Bins
Littering is a major environmental issue that continues to affect our planet’s health. The increasing amount of waste that ends up in our oceans is
Category: AMDI Network
New and Improved AMDI App Launch
The Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) is set to launch its new and improved Marine Debris and Litter Collection App on March 31st at 9
Successful IOT Grant to help Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Island Marine Parks
Tangaroa Blue Foundation is one of 17 grantees chosen to deliver projects that will support the recently proclaimed Christmas Island and Cocos (Keeling) Islands marine
Rig Recycle Seeks to Reel In Victoria Fishing Litter
Victorian fishers can now recycle their unwanted and broken fishing tackle. Tangaroa Blue’s Rig Recycle Program collects fishing line, reels, sinkers, spools and spool packaging
Ditch the Flick comes to the City of Wyndham
Tangaroa Blue Foundation is joining forces with the City of Wyndham to launch this campaign which aims to encourage behavioural change in cigarette butt disposal
Data from Let’s Strain the Drains project used in Scientific Paper
In October 2019, we completed our first round of audits to show the types of litter entering stormwater drains and ultimately Port Phillip Bay from
The Dangers of Playground Rubber Surfaces
The momentum is building with another council agreeing with our rubber crumb assessment report that recycling tyres into soft fall rubber crumb is not fit-for-purpose
Ocean Plastic Products – Credible or greenwashing? Watch the Q&A Panel Discussion
Over the last few years, a variety of products claiming to be made of “ocean plastic” or “ocean bound plastic” or “potential ocean bound plastic”
Tangle Bins installed throughout Sydney
Tangle Bins have been installed in NSW as part of our ‘Look After Your Tackle’ Source Reduction Plan (SRP) which aims to help educate recreational
Ocean Plastic Products – are they credible or just greenwashing?
Tangaroa Blue as an organisation has been receiving lots of enquiries as to the credibility of products claiming to be made from ocean plastic. Today, with
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