Deep Blue Cleanup

What a wonderful day oflearning about Plastic Pollution with the 68th Ottawa group! Thank you for joining at the

The biggest culprit in yesterday’s cleanup of a parking lot were cigarette butts!

The holidays can mean buying loads of new items as gifts, and using single use wrapping paper.

This year we have a few sustainable swaps you can make to have a more sustainable holiday season.

Cheers to this crew from working on the bringing phosphorus into the circular economy .hauerbach

What an awesome night. Thank you so much for having us. We love your commitment to sustainability and your eager commitment to a vision for the future!

Coming soon!

The Deep Blue Hero Bracelet was designed by kids and made from recycled materials by women in Indonesia, with marketing created by high school students .dandelions 🌊💙

Stay tuned for when these will be available, we can’t wait!

Another productive day, doing a cleanup and plastic pollution workshop with and

Missed our story series the other day? Here’s a recap!

Come do a cleanup with us on Sunday! 🌊🐟🐢

Halloween was so much fun! We ate a bunch of candy and some of those wrappers will inevitably end up outside and eventually in our waterways. Kids 8 and up are invited to come clean up with us and at the Nepean Sailing Club on November 13th from 1-3pm! Dm us here to register for this workshop and cleanup! Price: pay what you can :)

Where is the Facebook event page link: https://www.facebook.com/events/893759968536999

Well, that’s a wrap on our first summer and fall cleaning up in partnership with and .canada
We can’t wait to share the details we learned about what is being picked up in Canal Lachine in front of the Atwater Market. We can say for now that it was mostly tiny plastics called microplastics. Please stay tuned for more details.

Notre première été et automne en nettoyant le canal Lachine avec le seabin a été un grand succès en parternariat avec et .canada
Nous avons hâte à partager avec vous l’information à propos de ce qu’on a trouvé dans le canal en face du marché Atwater. Pour maintenant on peut dire qu’il y avait beaucoup de petits morceaux de plastique appellés microplastiques.