OUR PROJECTS

Litter Kills Marine Life

Tobago, 2003

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GREENSEAS TRUST USED A THREE PRONGED APPROACH TO STOP MARINE LITTER ENTERING THE SEAS

Bins on the Beach

Litter Awareness

Community interaction


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Litter Awareness

The campaign saw volunteers from the Trust highlight the harm to marine life and our health from marine debris.

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Educational Material

For Children

Colouring book to help children learn about marine conservation at an early age.

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Bins on the Beach

GreenSeas Trust placed garbage bins along six of the island’s most popular beaches.

Negotiating with the government, the Trust received a pledge by the Department of Public Health to empty the bins on a regular and scheduled basis. Something that was previously not in place.

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Reduction of Marine Litter

Within 3 weeks, GreenSeas Trust saw a marked decrease in rubbish being left on the beach or thrown into the sea.

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Community Interaction

Tobago's economy depends upon tourism and fishing. The consequences of how marine litter affects livelihoods was important to get across. After all, no one wants to spread a towel on a litter strewn beach.

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Spreading the Message

Interacting at community events was an important part of getting the message across of keeping seas plastic free.