The Esky Library Trial: A Community-Led Source Reduction Success!
The Esky Library Trial: A Community-Led Source Reduction Success! Between February and April 2025, 23 households on Christmas Island came together to rethink how fresh
Category: Single Use Plastics
2024 ReefClean® Report Out Now: Communities Uniting for the Reef
Reef Catchment Communities Unite to Remove 11 Tonnes of Marine Debris The 2024 ReefClean® Report is here, and it shines a spotlight on the incredible
Results are in! Check out the 2024 WA Beach Clean-up results for your region.
Thousands of Volunteers, 7.2 Tonnes Removed – Read the 2024 WA Clean-up Report The 2024 Western Australian Beach Clean-up marked a significant milestone—celebrating 20 years
Reducing Waste, One Esky at a Time: IOT Esky Library Initiative Update
Fresh Food, Less Polystyrene Waste: The Esky Library Trial’s Second Rotation Success Last Friday (21st Feb 2025), we successfully completed the second rotation of the
Tackling Marine Debris in Timor-Leste
AMDI Partner Highlight: Ekipa Tasi Mos Atauro in Timor-Leste Since 2016, the Ekipa Tasi Mos Atauro Marine Debris Program in Timor-Leste has contributed its excellent
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”
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
Contribute to EcoBrick research
The Tangaroa Blue team have been finding a number of EcoBricks washing up along the Australian coast over the past few years. For those of
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