Our Projects

BinForGreenSeas

A solution based approach to stop marine plastics enter the sea

A bold and eye-catching way to raise awareness of marine plastic pollution

Go to any beach or a promenade and you will probably see rubbish bins around. Sadly, some people choose to litter rather than making an effort to use these bins.

The BinForGreenSeas, at 1.5m tall, raises awareness about plastic waste's impact on marine life and human health. Behaviour change is crucial to address this issue.

The BinForGreenSeas is a perfect example of recycling. The resin in every bin made, contains the plastic from 450 recycled PET bottles.



ROYAL BOROUGH OF WINDSOR

Oct ober 2024

Windsor Castle has a bold new addition in its shadows.

The BinForGreenSeas stands prominently by the Thames riverside close to the tour boats.



EASTBOURNE

August 2024

Eastbourne's historic pier has a bright new addition.

Mayor Candy Vaughan cut the ribbon on our 20th BinForGreenSeas.



CARDIFF BAY

August 2024

Mermaid Quay is awarded a free bin by GreenSeas Trust.

This bilingual BinForGreenSeas is near John Masefield's famous poem, Cargoes.


International Maritime Organisation has a new landmark to view
VAUXHALL
London

June2024

Internation Maritime Organisation, Secretary General, Arsenio Dominguez cuts the ribbon on the BinForGreenSeas opposite the iconic headquarters of the IMO.


BANKSIDE, London

September 2023

Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre is a beacon of hope for marine conservation.

The bin is located by the Clipper Pier.



FOLKESTONE

Septemeber 2023

Sunny Sand beach goes "Green"

The bin is located on the promenade by the beach


DOVER

September 2023

Throwing marine life a lifeline with a lifebuoy recycling bin

The is located on the promenade close to the beach.