Projects
Surfers Against Sewage - Update
Global Ocean helped SAS to continue its award winning Beach Clean Tour which has been a huge success. Over the course of the project SAS has engaged over 2000 youth volunteers who have removed thousands of kilos of marine litter from beaches across the UK.
A large part of the project was educating beach users about the issue of marine litter and how they can make behavioural change to mitigate their impact. This included teaching volunteers about how they can tackle marine litter through campaigning, SAS has distributed thousands of Think Before You Flush & No Butts on the Beach stickers as well as No Butts on the Beach ashtrays. Giving volunteers the tools to take part in the Return To Offender Campaign also means that everybody can take action against the root causes of marine litter and encourage the manufactures to change their packaging which will ultimately lead to a reduction in marine litter.
To read more about these campaigns, click HERE.
Launch of the Primrose Hill Not Plastic ...
On 27 November 2011, at the Primrose Hill Christmas Fair, Fashionista Sadie Frost and Radio One DJ Nick Grimshaw launched ...
WhaleFest 2011
The first and largest event of its kind in Europe, WhaleFest ran the weekend of bonfire night this fall in ...
Film Screening: TAPPED
On 24 October, Global Ocean together with Transition Primrose Hill hosted a screening of the documentary Tapped. Held at the ...
Global Ocean Hosts Eco-Arts Animation Wo...
On Monday 24th and Tuesday 25th October, Global Ocean teamed up with Transition Primrose Hill to host a free animation ...
SUPPORT Whale Like Me Film Production
Global Ocean intern, Shen Yan Liow has recently participated herself in the Whale Like Me film production. This summer, she ...
Sign Hugh's Fish Fight
Half of the fish caught in the north sea are thrown back overboard dead. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall has went on a ...
