Past Projects

2 weeks ago

Thanks to all our volunteers who braved the rain today to come out to the #InternationalCoastalCleanup, we collected 1882 items of beach litter weighing 96kg. Lots of food wrappers (319) and heaps of plastic bottles (312). Drinks containers of all material featured heavily with 250 glass bottles and 108 aluminium cans found. Thanks to Vanuatu Climate Action Network for sponsoring our event. Remember that you can do a cleanup too and contribute to the International Coast Cleanup. Do a cleanup in September and send your data to us or use the Clean Swell app and your efforts will be included. ... See MoreSee Less

3 weeks ago

What is going to the the top littered item at this year's #InternationalCoastalCleanup? Last year it was plastic food wrappers. Are we doing to see single-use coffee cups creeping up the list? What about those horrid Pop Mie noodle packages made of polystyrene with a plastic fork inside (we thought they are on the banned list??) or icypole wrappers? What are the problem items in your area? Do a cleanup, collect the data and find out. Or join us at our cleanup this Thursday - Ifira Point, meet outside the boat yard at 9am. Details on how to participate are on our website www.vanuatuconservation.org/international-coastal-cleanup/ #SeaTheChange ... See MoreSee Less

3 weeks ago

The #InternationalCoastalCleanup is just around the corner. Join the global effort to clean our beaches and waterways and rain awareness of the issue of plastic pollution in our oceans. Come along to the VESS event on 14th September or organise your own. Check our our website for more details. www.vanuatuconservation.org/international-coastal-cleanup/ ... See MoreSee Less

4 weeks ago

See what our cleanup data says about the plastic bans. We can’t collect the data without our #internationalcoastalcleanup volunteers. Watch this space for details of the 2023 event. #SeaTheChange www.vanuatuconservation.org/litter-data-show-plastic-bans-are-working/ ... See MoreSee Less