What’s New & Exciting with Ocean Legacy?
In honour of Earth Day, the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup and Ocean Legacy are launching a new shoreline litter drop-off location at Ocean Wise’s Vancouver Aquarium.Â
For a moment we invite you to think about the ocean…Not that beautiful blue thing you see in commercials or the view from above. Think about what is in our oceans and what increases every day.
Canadians toss out a massive amount of plastic every year, including almost 3 billion plastic bags.
Sir David Attenborough’s haunting message on plastic pollution in the oceans… with social media responses (clip)
Let’s Talk Trash Team / Powell River Peak February 9, 2018 08:00 AM PLASTIC PROBLEM: Powell River area residents keen to participate in removing plastic debris that washes up on local beaches after storms can organize a beach cleanup on a sunny afternoon with the help of Powell River Regional District’s Let’s Talk Trash Team. Contributed photo  By 2050, plastic could outweigh fish if we do not curb
There are tiny pieces of plastic in the seafood you are eating!
We, the undersigned, the citizens of Canada, call upon the Government of Canada to adopt M-151…
The hardworking staff at Ocean Legacy, a Lush Charity Pot partner, see the devastating effects of plastic pollution every day.
From the beach to Local sorting facility from Crystal Chan on Vimeo. Come help make a difference 🙂 From now until October 20th the Ocean Legacy foundation along with friends is hosting marine debris sorting as a part of their 14 day upcycle challenge! Read more on their initiative here https://oceanlegacy.ca/the-2nd-annual-14-day-upcycle-challenge-is-on-oct-7-20-2017/ Learn about what your local surfrider chapter is up to at http://surfrider.org » http://vancouver.surfrider.org brief summary Over the