Celebrating World Ocean Day
Celebrating World Ocean Day By Lauren Cancelmo Happy World Ocean Day Every year, Happy World Ocean Day is June 8. This international day celebrates all that is great about...
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National Cleanup Month Celebration with Ocean Blue Project
National Cleanup Month Celebration with Ocean Blue Project By Rachel Wilson Celebrate National Cleanup Month 2022 With Ocean Blue Project At Ocean Blue Project we strive to rehabilitate and...
How to Celebrate Earth Day 2022 like a Sustainability Pro
How to Celebrate Earth Day 2023 like a Sustainability Pro by Ocean Blue Project Every year, Earth Day gives us each of us the opportunity to work towards a...
Youth Activists Need to Be Heard
Youth Activists Need to Be Heard By Victoria Africano What keeps a youth activist awake at night? How about the realization that our world can be an unjust place?...
Young Environmentalists
Young Environmentalists By Shiloh Terrell Some young environmentalists recently made me stop and think. Their actions had me visualizing how hard it was to save money when I was...
7 Ways to Protect the Ocean – No Matter Where You Live...
Notice: Next time you are in the store look around and notice how many single-use plastic products are there. When putting away groceries notice how much plastic is used...
Do Beach Cleanups Really Make a Difference?
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Nurdle Patrol: How One Organization is Leading the Charge fo...
Nurdle Patrol is a citizen science project. It aims to teach students about the dangers of plastic pollutants in the ocean, and what you can do to help.
How to avoid single-use plastics in our lives
The 4 segments of Blue Schools are: Classroom Learning: Students learn about the production of plastic and the connection between plastic, watersheds and keeping our oceans clean. Stewardship Action...
Shark Conservation Save The Sharks with Cristina Zenato
How To Reduce Plastic Pollution
Urban Ecology Projects Gives At Risk Youth New Skills and He...
Linn County of Oregon Juvenile Justice Department youth conserve a riparian area with Ocean Blue to gain new skills and inspiration.
McDonald’s Is Getting Rid Of Plastic Cutlery Saving Th...
Australian Based MacDonald’s wants to remove 585 tons of single us plastic starting in 2020. Blog by Richard Arterbury
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