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Good news! Due to popular demand we've added a Caps Crusade Volunteer Opportunity starting on Saturday the 22nd of May! These events will run fortnightly from 9am-12pm.
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Today I made a mistake. I thought the rain was going north of the clean up spot at Luggage Point. How wrong I was but somehow Laurah, Brad, Zita, Grace and Layne managed to embrace the conditions, ... See more

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These two awesome ladies (Kate & Sarah) braved the weather today and joined us at St Helena Island to pull 1200kg of steel and about 250 litres of oil in containers that are so fragile they would ... See more

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Hey legend, it’s https://TrashMap.org launch day

Hey legend, it’s https://TrashMap.org launch day!

Did you spot some rubbish or an illegal dumping site somewhere? A dirty beach or a littered nature area? Wish somebody would just deal with it?

At Ocean Crusaders we’re building a digital platform TrashMap.org that allows anyone to quickly and easily tag a location that needs to be cleaned. Use your phone, drop a pin, snap a photo, report it and we’ll notify the relevant city council and community groups.

Our vision is to connect individuals, community groups and city councils across Australia so that we can tackle the trash problem together.

Happy Friday Check out the company EcoPlas Austra

Happy Friday
Check out the company EcoPlas Australia - Plastic Recycling. They are receiving our first shipment of granules to repurpose. Whilst this is fantastic to see an Australian company using australian debris, this shipment is 675kg of plastic, which works out at approximately 270,000 caps. So that is just 10% of the caps that will be used in South East Queensland today. We need more companies to start to use recycled materials in Australian made products to absorb the constant influx of plastics to our country...or we can stop buying overseas plastics!!!

Thank you volunteer superstars to get out and pick

Thank you volunteer superstars to get out and pick up trash this morning in Bulimba Creek. Great work. 211.5 kg f which 3.5 kg is going to get repurposed by @zeroco.com.au and thank you @Bulimba Creek Catchment Coordinating Committee (B4C)

We went to clean Pannikin Island today. Drove past

We went to clean Pannikin Island today. Drove past lots of debris on Lagoon Island but will get that Saturday. Then as we passed Long Island I saw something so went to investigate. We couldn't pick up that pontoon but we filled the boat. Huge thanks to Troy for the assist. Another 1180kg removed and we've only just begun. Funding today was provided by Healthy Land and Water through the national Landcare program.

Recycling myth buster. Recycling myth buster Queen

Recycling myth buster. Recycling myth buster Queensland Labor 9 News Queensland Queensland Government Megan Scanlon 4Corners
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Thank you to all of our volunteers for their amazi

Thank you to all of our volunteers for their amazing efforts on K'gari the last two weeks. Great outcomes K'gari Fraser Island Adventures Zero Co KINA

Last day on K’gari Thanks to

Last day on K’gari Thanks to

Day 7 on K’gari 1200 kg so far. 4 days to go. @z

Day 7 on K’gari 1200 kg so far. 4 days to go. @zeroco.com.au @kgarifraserisland @kina.org.au

Coloured Sands of Sandy Cape

Coloured Sands of Sandy Cape

3-5 September 702 kg removed from the eastern beac

3-5 September 702 kg removed from the eastern beaches of K’gari. 125 kg is going to be repurposed. Now we moving to the northern tip for more cleaning. Thank you Zero Co K'gari Fraser Island Adventures @kina.org.au

Cleaning K’gari with @zeroco.com.au @kgarifraser

Cleaning K’gari with @zeroco.com.au @kgarifraserisland and @kina.org.au

We have removed over 800kg of rubbish from these beautiful beaches and are continuing to do so for the next two weeks.

There are still spots left for next weekend’s beach cleanup with accommodation at Beachcamp Eco Retreat on K'gari - Fraser Island. Grab a ticket while you can!

1800 WEGOTTRASH. In fact 1,860kg taken to tip fro

1800 WEGOTTRASH. In fact 1,860kg taken to tip from last 2 days...and still plenty out there. #bundabergregionalcouncil

Out at Burnett Heads and Flying Fox Island today a

Out at Burnett Heads and Flying Fox Island today and another full boat. Strange getting used to having to look up to find debris!!! #bundabergregionalcouncil

2 days down and 2 boat loads. 1,160kg all up, but

2 days down and 2 boat loads. 1,160kg all up, but about 500kg was from trolleys and tyres. The rest was thousands of pieces of mainly soft plastics and polystyrene washed and blown into the system off the streets. #bundabergregionalcouncil

Back in Bundaberg and the Burnett River just keeps

Back in Bundaberg and the Burnett River just keeps giving. 5 trolleys and 2 bulk bags of small stuff. Thanks to Caroline and Layne for a massive day.

Our Caps Crusade program is going strong! We rece

Our Caps Crusade program is going strong!
We recently had our first scheduled pickup from Brisbane and Surrounds Public Collection Points and received over 220kg of cleaned and sorted bottle caps. Such amazing work from all the collectors and schools who are involved!

The health of our oceans and marine life is at the core of everything we do at Ocean Crusaders. With bottle caps constantly showing up during our cleanups, we have made part of our mission to get them out of the environment and into useful products. We encourage people to collect their used bottle caps and drop off at one of our Collection Points for recycling.

If you would like to become a Public Collection Point, or would like to get your school involved please send us an email at caps@oceancrusaders.org 🌊

For more information on the program please visit: https://oceancrusaders.org/recycling/
https://oceancrusaders.org/recycling/collection/

Always reduce, reuse, then recycle!

Ocean Crusaders Newsletter is now available

Ocean Crusaders Newsletter is now available

To do what we do the best; cleaning up our waterwa

To do what we do the best; cleaning up our waterways, we need funding. Did you know we have DGR endorsement (deductible gift recipient) so all your donation is tax-deductible. Head to our website to find out more.https://oceancrusaders.org/donate/

B4 and after. Not only covered in sand, it was ful

B4 and after. Not only covered in sand, it was full of sand.....but it's out now.

Huge thanks to Olivia and Wendy who dodged the rai

Huge thanks to Olivia and Wendy who dodged the rain perfectly to pull 540kg of stuff out of Luggage Point. The water tank and several other large HDPE items were saved for #zeroco packaging in the future. Thanks to the Federal Government's Landcare program for funding today through #healthylandandwater

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