Ending Ocean Plastic Pollution

Are you passionate about the environment, highly motivated and interested in making a meaningful impact?

We are looking for hard-working people to join our Plastic Pollution Emergency Response Facility's crew that assists in managing incoming debris from the ocean, shoreline and marine industrial cleanups from the Pacific Northwest region.The work consists of processing marine debris such as rope, buoys, barrels, oyster baskets, and styrofoam through different stations. This position involves significant physical labour, standing and bending for long periods of time, and requires the ability to complete repetitive tasks, such as untangling and handling rope. The position requires the team member to follow standard operating procedures, adopt safe work practices and maintain a clean work environment in accordance with BC Occupational Health and Safety regulations.While most work activities are completed indoors, outdoor activities in any weather conditions are also part of the work environment. We frequently receive ocean-scented debris, so this job calls for a comfortable tolerance around strong smells and getting your hands (gloves) dirty when handling these materials.Start date: May 4, 2026Length of Contract: 8 weeksApply now: oceanlegacy.bamboohr.com/careers/44?source=aWQ9MTI%3D#SummerJobsBC #VancouverJobs #PlasticPollution #CleanOceans ... See MoreSee Less

Plastic Product Ads (That No One Asked For) – Episode 6

The net that never stops fishing. Introducing Lost Fishing Net™High performance. Zero control.Designed to catch fish, but when lost or discarded, these nets continue trapping marine life for years. This phenomenon, known as ghost fishing, makes lost nets one of the most harmful forms of marine debris.Built from durable synthetic materials, fishing nets can persist in the ocean for decades, drifting across ecosystems, damaging habitats, and entangling wildlife.Over time, they begin to break down into smaller plastic fragments, contributing to the growing issue of microplastic pollution.Behind the satire is a serious reality: some of the most effective tools we create can become some of the most destructive when they are not properly managed.Learn more:www.oceanlegacy.ca#plasticproductads #OceanLegacy #ghostgear #marinedebris #PlasticPollution #circulareconomy ... See MoreSee Less