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We are passionate about Education, Research and Innovation for Cleaner Oceans. We are working towards turning off the tap to plastics entering our waterways. Because if you cannot turn off the tap, how will we ever clean up the mess?
The Seabin
A Seabin is a floating rubbish bin designed to be installed in marinas, ports and yacht clubs. Seabin Foundation works in collaboration with the existing fleet of Seabins around the world, to take action as a result of monitoring plastic pollution.
Visit www.seabin.io for more information about how to sponsor a City Program or a Seabin unit.
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Our Programs
Seabin Foundation offers programs focused on education, data collection, community and corporate experience. International webinars and in-person options in Sydney are currently available.
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We understand that if we only focus on cleaning up the mess, this is all we will ever do. This is why we use real data analysed in our research facility, for more informed litter prevention.
With your help, we are able to grow ocean conservation awareness, care for the health of your waterways, and use it as a force for good.
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An Ocean Health Online Course has been developed by Seabin Foundation in collaboration with other influential organisations globally, to empower proactive understanding and strategic action for the health of waterways, and the oceans. Our goal is to provide a resource for education that is accessible by anyone, anywhere, and thereby to progress humanities behaviour towards cleaner oceans, ambassadorship, mentorship programs, and ocean conservation career pathways.
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Every Little Bit Counts
Learn about our litter prevention campaigns about synthetic plastic grass and plants, EPS/polystyrene, soft plastics and food wrappers, nurdles, coffee cups, and key holidays tips to reduce plastic waste.
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