In 2016 Sea Shepherd started a nationwide campaign to clean up Australia's waterways and beaches. Since then, passionate volunteers have removed over seven million pieces of trash from polluting our ocean. This February celebrates 10 years of this ‘Marine Debris’ campaign with events across Australia, including one at Kings Beach, Caloundra on Saturday, February 21 and another at Kangaroo Point, Brisbane on Sunday, February 22.
Sea Shepherd is committed to promoting and facilitating family friendly coastal and river clean-up activities and inspiring the community, businesses and industry to take action in support of the protection and conservation of local marine environments.
Sea Shepherd is undertaking remote marine debris collections with Indigenous rangers in the Northern Territory.
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