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ReefClean

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ReefClean

ReefClean is a project funded by the Australian Government's Reef Trust. Launched in early 2019, the project aims to remove and prevent marine debris along the Great Barrier Reef region through to 2023. In order to do this, Tangaroa Blue Foundation has partnered with several organisations to achieve success: Reef Check Australia, Capricornia Catchments, Eco Barge Clean Seas,  OceanWatch Australia, South Cape York Catchments, AUSMAP, and Think Spatial.

The ReefClean project will deliver the following services:

  • Community clean-up events
  • Site monitoring
  • The Great Barrier Reef Clean-up event annually in October
  • Community Source Reduction Plan Workshops
  • School and community engagement activities
  • Data analysis
  • Disaster management clean-ups

Keep an eye on our events calendar for information on our activities.

 

ReefClean News

 

 

Elijah at Bustard Bay Clean-up 2023

Facing Island, Bustard Bay and Curtis Island Clean-ups

May 25, 2023May 18, 2023 Stef Barney

Three successful island clean-up events have taken place in close succession, led by coordinators Ian and Mike, along with the support of passionate volunteers and local organisations. These clean-ups on Facing Island, Bustard Bay, and Curtis Island have resulted in the removal of significant amounts of debris, highlighting the collective commitment towards preserving our marine ecosystems.

Read more “Facing Island, Bustard Bay and Curtis Island Clean-ups”

AUSMAP / ReefClean 2022 Report

May 18, 2023 Stef Barney

As part of the ReefClean project, microplastic surveys have been conducted in coastal areas surrounding the Great Barrier Reef (GBR). These surveys aim to raise awareness about the environmental impacts of microplastics and contribute to mapping the extent of their accumulation in waterways and beaches.

Read more “AUSMAP / ReefClean 2022 Report”

Funding Empowers Citizen Science: Monitoring Marine Debris Across Queensland

May 18, 2023May 18, 2023 Stef Barney

We are excited to announce the publication of scientific paper that highlights the invaluable contributions of the citizen science community in monitoring marine debris across Queensland, Australia. The study sheds light on the major drivers of marine debris and provides a crucial baseline assessment of debris accumulation along the coast.

Read more “Funding Empowers Citizen Science: Monitoring Marine Debris Across Queensland”

Five Beaches Loop

2022 ReefClean Report

May 5, 2023May 5, 2023 Stef Barney

The 2022 ReefClean Report has been released, showcasing the fourth year of the five-year ReefClean project funded by the Australian Government’s Reef Trust. The initiative aims to remove and prevent marine debris along the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) through community, monitoring, annual GBR Clean-up, Source Reduction Plan (SRP), school, training and disaster management clean-ups.

Read more “2022 ReefClean Report”

Litter Hero Beach Hand Bins

New Litter Hero Beach Hand Bins

March 31, 2023March 31, 2023 Stef Barney

Littering is a major environmental issue that continues to affect our planet’s health. The increasing amount of waste that ends up in our oceans is not only harmful to marine life but also poses a significant threat to human health. The ReefClean ‘Litter Hero’ campaign has partnered with designer and environmental advocate, Josie Jones to develop a solution to help this problem – the Beach Hand Bin.

Read more “New Litter Hero Beach Hand Bins”

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