AUSMAP / ReefClean 2022 Report
As part of the ReefClean project, microplastic surveys have been conducted in coastal areas surrounding the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). These surveys aim to raise
Category: ReefClean Posts
Funding Empowers Citizen Science: Monitoring Marine Debris Across Queensland
We are excited to announce the publication of scientific paper that highlights the invaluable contributions of the citizen science community in monitoring marine debris across
2022 ReefClean Report
The 2022 ReefClean Report has been released, showcasing the fourth year of the five-year ReefClean project funded by the Australian Government’s Reef Trust. The initiative
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
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”
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
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
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
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