Current AMDI Contributors

The Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Database was created to enable volunteers and organisations who were running marine and coastal clean-up events to also collect data on what they were finding with a consistent methodology so it could be collated into a standardised national database on marine debris.

Since 2004 more than 24 million pieces of data have been inputted into the AMDI Database, creating a comprehensive overview of what amounts and types of marine debris are impacting beaches around the country.

See a current list of the organisations and partners who have submitted data to the AMDI Database since 2017.

Their collaborative effort builds the evidence that is being used to create change and stops rubbish at the source.

Thank you to all these AMDI partners!