
This cutting-edge research facility, housed in a solar-powered repurposed shipping container at the Australian National Maritime Museum, serves as a key hub for studying marine pollution. The lab features a large freezer, dehydrator, working benches, and office space, providing everything needed for thorough marine debris analysis.
Here, we analyse Seabin catches to gather essential data and insights, helping us tackle marine pollution more effectively. The lab isn’t just about research, though—it’s also a vibrant educational centre. We offer tours, presentations, and online courses to raise awareness about ocean health.


Donations to the Ocean Health Lab will make a real splash in several exciting ways:
Fuel essential research into microplastics and marine debris, helping us better understand and tackle pollution.
Support the creation of engaging tours, presentations, and educational programs to raise awareness about ocean issues.
Back innovative litter prevention campaigns and approaches to effectively address and reduce marine pollution.
Enhance community involvement through citizen science and youth mentorship programs, encouraging more people to get involved in ocean conservation.
Contribute to creating a cleaner, healthier ocean for future generations by supporting our research, education, and solution-driven efforts.
