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Tangaroa Blue Foundation
Tangaroa Blue Foundation works to prevent and remove marine debris. We inspire action and empower people, organisations, businesses and governments to make data driven decisions to improve systems, processes and behaviours to stop the flow of litter at its source
We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land and sea Country on which we live, learn and work, and pay our respects to Elders past, present and future.
CONTRIBUTE TO A CLEANER FUTURE FOR OUR OCEANS
You can help reduce marine debris on Australian beaches, prevent plastic pollution at its source, and support communities in tackling ocean plastic at a local to national scale by making a donation today.
Your donation will directly contribute to:
- Marine debris clean-ups across Australia
- AMDI Database, providing evidence for action
- Stop waste at its source, before it reaches the ocean
- Prevention of microplastics leaks from industry polluters
- Ghost net recovery and recycling
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MARINE DEBRIS IMPACT
Volunteers, organisations and community groups from around the country join forces to find practical solutions to reducing ocean plastics.
We coordinate the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI), an on-ground network of volunteers, communities, organisations and agencies around the country. The AMDI Network monitors marine debris and its impacts in their local areas, contributing to the AMDI Database, which provides vital evidence to combat the ocean plastic crisis on regional, national and international scales.
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Get Involved
Check out our calendar of events for volunteering opportunities and community beach clean-ups.
09 March 2026
ReefClean: Alva Beach Monitoring Clean-up
Parking lot next to Ayr Surf Life Saving Club, Alva Beach Rd, Alva, QLD, 4807, Australia
09 March 2026
ReefClean: Fly Point Monitoring Clean-up
Fly Point, Somerset, Cape York, QLD, QLD, Australia
10 March 2026
ReefClean: Barney Point Beach Monitoring Clean-up
Friend Park, Barney Point QLD 4680, Friend Street, Barney Point, QLD, 4680, Australia
10 March 2026
Four Mile Beach (North and Middle) Monthly Clean-up, QLD
Daintree Lounge in the Sheraton Grand Mirage
10 March 2026
ReefClean: Canoe Point Monitoring Clean-up, Gladstone
Canoe Point Park, Tannum Sands, QLD, Australia
11 March 2026
ReefClean: Turtle Street Beach, Curtis Island National Park Monitoring Clean-up
Curtis Ferry Services Terminal, 215 Alf Orourke Dr, Callemondah, QLD, 4680, Australia
11 March 2026
ReefClean: Half Tide Beach Monitoring Clean-up – Hay Point
Half Tide Beach, Hay Point, Mackay, Half Tide BEach, Hay Point, Mackay, QLD, Australia
11 March 2026
ReefClean: Bayo Beach, Thursday Island Monitoring Clean-up
Bayo Beach, Thursday Island, Thursday Island QLD 4875
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Tangaroa Blue Foundation is accredited by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and is also a member of the Global Partnership on Marine Litter, the premier global network for advancing solutions to reduce and eliminate marine litter in our oceans.










