We were incredibly excited to team up with Jack Johnson on his Meet the Moonlight Tour of Australia and New Zealand as an All At Once Non-Profit Partner.
We set up stalls at his concerts in Western Australia, Gold Coast, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne and had a great time chatting with everyone about marine debris, the importance of scientific data, how that can be used to inform policy and our source reduction plans.
A beach clean-up was also organised at Whiting Beach, near the Sydney Opera House where Jack Johnson, Ziggy Alberts and Taronga Zoo partnered with us to collect 12.5kg of debris from a small stretch of beach with over 2000 individual pieces logged into the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Database.
- 604 pieces of Styrofoam
- 430 pieces of soft plastic remnants
- 71 plastic lids
- 15 cotton but sticks
- Many plastic resin pellets (nurdles)
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