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Tangaroa Blue Foundation
Tangaroa Blue Foundation works to prevent and remove marine debris. We inspire action and empower people, organisations, businesses and governments to make data driven decisions to improve systems, processes and behaviours to stop the flow of litter at its source
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land and sea Country on which we live, learn and work, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.
Volunteers across Western Australia are coming together in October for the 20th Anniversary marine debris clean-up!
Whether you’re a family, individual, business, community group or school – you can get involved. Help us to clean-up the WA coastline and gather data to prevent marine debris! Want to run your own clean-up, or help as a volunteer?
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MARINE DEBRIS IMPACT
Volunteers, organisations and community groups from around the country join forces to find practical solutions to reducing ocean plastics.
With an estimated 40,000 pieces of plastic floating in every square kilometre of the ocean, marine debris is considered one of the major environmental issues impacting our world. The rubbish degrading in our oceans creates toxic effects for humans and animals.
We coordinate the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI), an on-ground network of volunteers, communities, organisations and agencies around the country monitoring the levels, impacts and sources of marine debris along their stretch of coastline.
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Check out our calendar of events for volunteering opportunities and community beach clean-ups.
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Latest News
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Tangaroa Blue Foundation is accredited by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and is also a member of the Global Partnership on Marine Litter, the premier global network for advancing solutions to reduce and eliminate marine litter in our oceans.

