posted at 2020-05-30 15:23:02
Comment lutter contre les plastiques à usage unique pendant la pandémie?
Dans le cadre du Mois des océans, venez échangez avec le collaboratif pour un Saint-Laurent sans plastique le 11 juin à 17h HNE! https://www.facebook.com/events/382913299333099/
posted at 2020-05-29 18:23:18
We're getting close! Are you joining us?
Show off what you've learned watching Our Planet. We want to know the numbers, names and any fun facts you've uncovered during as you explored episodes one and eight of the documentary series.
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posted at 2020-05-28 15:39:32
Will you be joining #TeamShoreline for trivia tomorrow afternoon? Watch Our Planet tonight to brush up on your knowledge!
posted at 2020-05-26 23:02:40
Over the next month #TeamShoreline and WWF-Canada will test your knowledge during a trivia series on #OurPlanet.
Watch the One Planet and Forests episode and join us on Facebook live this Friday.
We’re thrilled that Netflix has made Our Planet available on YouTube as an educational resource for parents and teachers while schools are closed. Access the episodes here --> https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvahqwMqN4M0GRkZY8WkLZMb6Z-W7qbLA
posted at 2020-05-21 16:50:05
Nous devons reporter ce webinaire au mois prochain. Nous vous partagerons le lien pour vous inscrire dans les prochains jours. On a hâte de vous y retrouver!
https://bit.ly/2APFaj3
posted at 2020-05-19 16:22:59
Inscrivez-vous auprès ici : bit.ly/2y3g5jv
posted at 2020-05-10 17:12:34
Two days until the first #OntarioDayofActiononLitter! Who's excited? Tune into our webinar on May 12th to celebrate the momentous occasion!
We'll be talking about #upstreamsolutions to plastic pollution with @UofTTrashTeam.
https://fal.cn/38042
posted at 2020-05-08 13:12:00
As we wrap up #TeacherAppreciationWeek, #TeamShoreline is reflecting on the immense positive change schools, teachers and students create through their cleanups. A total of 15,415 kilograms of litter was removed by teachers (and their classes) last year.
During this difficult time we've compiled resources to assist teachers and their students in conducting online learning. Access them here: https://fal.cn/37Yco
posted at 2020-05-06 20:34:02
On May 12th, hear from experts in the Rochman Lab and members of the University of Toronto Trash Team to learn about local plastic pollution in our Great Lakes and upstream solutions to reduce plastic litter. Discover solutions like The Seabin Project capturing plastic in Toronto harbour, raingardens that filter microplastics from stormwater runoff, and washing machine filters that remove microfibers.
Sign up here: https://fal.cn/37WcD
posted at 2020-05-04 18:01:04
Join Parks Canada and #TeamShoreline this Wednesday to chat about the unique ecosystems within Jasper National Park!
Sign up here: https://fal.cn/37Tqe
posted at 2020-05-03 18:23:03
It's May and we know you're wondering what's happening with #TeamShoreline for the next few weeks. Sign up for our upcoming activities here and head over to our website to learn more.
https://www.shorelinecleanup.ca/webinarseries
posted at 2020-05-01 22:48:03
Did you know we collect #CitizenScience data during cleanups? Over the last 27 years we have collected the largest litter database in Canada! Can you guess how many pieces of data we've collected in that time?
Check out these maps of our litter data. https://www.shorelinecleanup.ca/data-story-maps
posted at 2020-04-29 17:29:03
We’re bringing the shoreline to you. #TeamShoreline has compiled fun activities for kids (and adults!).
Learn about the impacts of plastic debris and engage in ways you can help keep our oceans and freshwaters healthy from home. Check 'em out here ShorelineCleanup.ca/webinarseries! (Photo is not current.)
posted at 2020-04-26 15:22:02
Explore the beautiful environment of Jasper National Park right from home, with Shoreline Cleanup and Parks Canada. Sign up here for the webinar here --> https://fal.cn/37KQ9
posted at 2020-04-24 22:01:02
Quels sont les déchets qui polluent nos berges, ont été le plus souvent ramassés par nos bénévoles en 2019 et quels impactent ont-ils sur nos écosystèmes aquatiques? Les réponses lors du webinaire donné par notre collègue du WWF-Canada en français pour le Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup : La liste noire canadienne, les 12 types de déchets les plus souvent trouvés sur les rivages canadiens. 🗑🐢
>> Inscrivez-vous ici : https://fal.cn/37JNR
>> Et prenez note : 10h heure du Pacifique = 13h heure de l'Est
posted at 2020-04-22 21:36:18
Today we're celebrating you, #TeamShoreline volunteers! Earth Day is all about what we've accomplished together. As a team we've cleared more than 2.1 million kilograms of trash off of 45 thousand kilometres of Canadian shoreline!
While we can't be out on the shorelines this year, we can think about changes we're making from home. Sign up for activities, webinars and our upcoming waste audit at ShorelineCleanup.ca/onlineeducation to learn what you can do.
posted at 2020-04-21 22:00:43
What are you celebrating this Earth Day? We couldn't decide so we're starting early to fit everything in.
Every year #TeamShoreline collects data on our litter findings. Did you know we've collected more than 5 and a half million cigarette butts? Check out the rest of our data at ShorelineCleanup.ca/impact-visualized-data
posted at 2020-04-20 14:04:39
Tomorrow we're diving into microfibres and microplastics with the Ocean Wise Plastics Lab. Sign up to join us at ShorelineCleanup.ca/webinarseries or https://fal.cn/37EPV
posted at 2020-04-19 13:49:59
This year our favourite holiday looks a little bit different than normal. We'll be celebrating #EarthDay from home with #wasteaudits, plastic webinars, and neighbourhood walks to enjoy the local flora and fauna. How are you celebrating?
posted at 2020-04-17 22:13:27
Hey teachers! We're here to help during this uncertain time. We have a lot of resources with more being created right now. Check them out at ShorelineCleanup.ca/onlineeducation and we're able to chat about incorporating them into your class! Send us an email at shoreline.cleanup@ocean.org. (Photo is not current.)
posted at 2020-04-16 16:07:02
Trash moves through different paths depending on where it has been littered. Learn about litter in Nova Scotia with us in one hour! There's still time to register here --> https://bit.ly/34NTNOQ
posted at 2020-04-12 16:59:11
Do you know where your litter ends up? Join us and Nova Scotia’s Adopt-a-Hwy program to learn more about the fate of litter in the environment, and what you can do at home to reduce your waste footprint. Register here --> https://fal.cn/37x4r
posted at 2020-04-10 18:34:31
Are you dropping in for the Shoreline Cleanup 2020 Webinar Series? We've already covered the #DirtyDozen and current challenges facing our oceans. Tune in to learn about plastics research at Ocean Wise and how to maintain Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics principles when cleaning up. Sign up here https://fal.cn/37vVc
posted at 2020-04-07 22:25:29
Are you ready to learn about the oceans from your couch? Sign up for upcoming Shoreline Cleanup activities and webinars at https://linktr.ee/shorelinecleanup.
Comment lutter contre les plastiques à usage unique pendant la pandémie? Dans le cadre du Mois des océans, venez échangez avec le collaboratif pour un Saint-Laurent sans plastique le 11 juin à 17h HNE! https://www.facebook.com/events/382913299333099/
We're getting close! Are you joining us? Show off what you've learned watching Our Planet. We want to know the numbers, names and any fun facts you've uncovered during as you explored episodes one and eight of the documentary series.
Will you be joining #TeamShoreline for trivia tomorrow afternoon? Watch Our Planet tonight to brush up on your knowledge!
Over the next month #TeamShoreline and WWF-Canada will test your knowledge during a trivia series on #OurPlanet. Watch the One Planet and Forests episode and join us on Facebook live this Friday. We’re thrilled that Netflix has made Our Planet available on YouTube as an educational resource for parents and teachers while schools are closed. Access the episodes here --> https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvahqwMqN4M0GRkZY8WkLZMb6Z-W7qbLA
Nous devons reporter ce webinaire au mois prochain. Nous vous partagerons le lien pour vous inscrire dans les prochains jours. On a hâte de vous y retrouver! https://bit.ly/2APFaj3
Inscrivez-vous auprès ici : bit.ly/2y3g5jv
Two days until the first #OntarioDayofActiononLitter! Who's excited? Tune into our webinar on May 12th to celebrate the momentous occasion! We'll be talking about #upstreamsolutions to plastic pollution with @UofTTrashTeam. https://fal.cn/38042
As we wrap up #TeacherAppreciationWeek, #TeamShoreline is reflecting on the immense positive change schools, teachers and students create through their cleanups. A total of 15,415 kilograms of litter was removed by teachers (and their classes) last year. During this difficult time we've compiled resources to assist teachers and their students in conducting online learning. Access them here: https://fal.cn/37Yco
On May 12th, hear from experts in the Rochman Lab and members of the University of Toronto Trash Team to learn about local plastic pollution in our Great Lakes and upstream solutions to reduce plastic litter. Discover solutions like The Seabin Project capturing plastic in Toronto harbour, raingardens that filter microplastics from stormwater runoff, and washing machine filters that remove microfibers. Sign up here: https://fal.cn/37WcD
Join Parks Canada and #TeamShoreline this Wednesday to chat about the unique ecosystems within Jasper National Park! Sign up here: https://fal.cn/37Tqe
It's May and we know you're wondering what's happening with #TeamShoreline for the next few weeks. Sign up for our upcoming activities here and head over to our website to learn more. https://www.shorelinecleanup.ca/webinarseries
Did you know we collect #CitizenScience data during cleanups? Over the last 27 years we have collected the largest litter database in Canada! Can you guess how many pieces of data we've collected in that time? Check out these maps of our litter data. https://www.shorelinecleanup.ca/data-story-maps
We’re bringing the shoreline to you. #TeamShoreline has compiled fun activities for kids (and adults!). Learn about the impacts of plastic debris and engage in ways you can help keep our oceans and freshwaters healthy from home. Check 'em out here ShorelineCleanup.ca/webinarseries! (Photo is not current.)
Explore the beautiful environment of Jasper National Park right from home, with Shoreline Cleanup and Parks Canada. Sign up here for the webinar here --> https://fal.cn/37KQ9
Quels sont les déchets qui polluent nos berges, ont été le plus souvent ramassés par nos bénévoles en 2019 et quels impactent ont-ils sur nos écosystèmes aquatiques? Les réponses lors du webinaire donné par notre collègue du WWF-Canada en français pour le Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup : La liste noire canadienne, les 12 types de déchets les plus souvent trouvés sur les rivages canadiens. 🗑🐢 >> Inscrivez-vous ici : https://fal.cn/37JNR >> Et prenez note : 10h heure du Pacifique = 13h heure de l'Est
Today we're celebrating you, #TeamShoreline volunteers! Earth Day is all about what we've accomplished together. As a team we've cleared more than 2.1 million kilograms of trash off of 45 thousand kilometres of Canadian shoreline! While we can't be out on the shorelines this year, we can think about changes we're making from home. Sign up for activities, webinars and our upcoming waste audit at ShorelineCleanup.ca/onlineeducation to learn what you can do.
What are you celebrating this Earth Day? We couldn't decide so we're starting early to fit everything in. Every year #TeamShoreline collects data on our litter findings. Did you know we've collected more than 5 and a half million cigarette butts? Check out the rest of our data at ShorelineCleanup.ca/impact-visualized-data
Tomorrow we're diving into microfibres and microplastics with the Ocean Wise Plastics Lab. Sign up to join us at ShorelineCleanup.ca/webinarseries or https://fal.cn/37EPV
This year our favourite holiday looks a little bit different than normal. We'll be celebrating #EarthDay from home with #wasteaudits, plastic webinars, and neighbourhood walks to enjoy the local flora and fauna. How are you celebrating?
Hey teachers! We're here to help during this uncertain time. We have a lot of resources with more being created right now. Check them out at ShorelineCleanup.ca/onlineeducation and we're able to chat about incorporating them into your class! Send us an email at shoreline.cleanup@ocean.org. (Photo is not current.)
Trash moves through different paths depending on where it has been littered. Learn about litter in Nova Scotia with us in one hour! There's still time to register here --> https://bit.ly/34NTNOQ
Do you know where your litter ends up? Join us and Nova Scotia’s Adopt-a-Hwy program to learn more about the fate of litter in the environment, and what you can do at home to reduce your waste footprint. Register here --> https://fal.cn/37x4r
Are you dropping in for the Shoreline Cleanup 2020 Webinar Series? We've already covered the #DirtyDozen and current challenges facing our oceans. Tune in to learn about plastics research at Ocean Wise and how to maintain Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics principles when cleaning up. Sign up here https://fal.cn/37vVc
Are you ready to learn about the oceans from your couch? Sign up for upcoming Shoreline Cleanup activities and webinars at https://linktr.ee/shorelinecleanup.