posted at 2020-01-14 23:20:03
Join us on January 23rd at 10am PST for a sneak peak into our 2019 Dirty Dozen. We'll be chatting about our citizen science data from last year and spotlighting some interesting finds. Register at https://fal.cn/361GG
posted at 2020-01-08 19:58:57
In 2019 nearly 85,000 volunteers spent time on Canadian shorelines cleaning up their communities. We couldn't be more proud of what they accomplished. https://blog.wwf.ca/blog/2020/01/06/cleaning-canadas-shorelines-2019-review/?fbclid=IwAR2kEi3wW8HElCOwcJiOUSH-d7HGSfUA2BrguloFl9cSQh8XZs4AcufwLnc
posted at 2020-01-03 16:21:00
How do you plan to combat plastic pollution in 2020? Follow Site Coordinator Lee Brubacher's example and get out on your local shoreline in any and all the ways you can. https://fal.cn/35RI8
posted at 2019-12-31 16:09:03
Thanks for an amazing year #TeamShoreline volunteers! Together you cleaned up more beaches, lakes, storm drains, parks and sidewalks than ever before, creating change across the country.
posted at 2019-12-27 01:00:04
Head outside for a backyard cleanup or a shoreline litter walk today! There are only a few more days left in this record breaking year and we want you to be part of our impact! Register at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
posted at 2019-12-21 01:00:04
We're making a list, and we're checking it... constantly! At the end of every year Shoreline Cleanup collects all of the data from each cleanup led with the program across Canada. Help us out by adding your cleanup results to our database by emailing [email protected] or filling out the survey on your cleanup page. https://www.shorelinecleanup.ca/
posted at 2019-12-18 21:25:01
Are you a part Girl Guides of Canada or Scouts Canada? We're in the first stages of determining the 2020 Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup crest. To start, we need your ideas. Submit them here and stay tuned for the poll in January. https://fal.cn/35Gsj
posted at 2019-12-16 22:22:01
Using citizen science data collected during their cleanup, Arctic College students discovered that there was significantly more debris inland than on the coastline. https://fal.cn/35E66
posted at 2019-12-13 23:21:02
How will you be wrapping your gifts this year? There are so many amazing ways to reduce your environmental impacts.
posted at 2019-12-09 15:46:06
Last week an amazing group of families from Sprouts Academy cleaned up Kits Beach with the help of our Vancouver Aquarium Educators. They collected more than 96 pounds of shoreline litter.
posted at 2019-12-06 14:43:00
Single-use plastics are banned in City of Vancouver - Local Government! We are so excited to see real change happening in Canada. https://fal.cn/35sXZ
posted at 2019-12-05 22:58:01
Shoreline Cleanup's Educators, Connor and Brad, spent this summer helping volunteers lead amazing cleanups and engaging with Toronto communities. Did you get a chance to run into them out on the shorelines? https://fal.cn/35suO
posted at 2019-12-03 23:00:10
Each year kids and students lead hundreds of cleanups across Canada. Support their efforts this #GivingTuesday and join them in protecting our shorelines. Give today at https://fal.cn/35q6w
posted at 2019-11-30 00:39:01
Today marks another #ClimateStrike across Canada, and the world. Have you ever wondered how to take next steps after you march with your peers? If you're between 14-18 and looking to make a tangible difference in your community, join #YouthToSea. https://fal.cn/35my0
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posted at 2019-11-28 02:21:01
Ocean Wise researchers have found microplastics, polyester being the most common, in the digestive tracts of seven beluga whales. https://fal.cn/35khr
posted at 2019-11-25 23:21:00
There's still time to apply for the Ocean Bridge 2020 cohort! Both the Atlantic and St. Lawrence cohorts will be accepting applications until December 9th. Don't forget that you can live anywhere in Canada to apply for these cohorts. https://fal.cn/35hEr
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posted at 2019-11-22 22:06:04
In case you haven't heard, this is turning out to be Shoreline Cleanups biggest and best year ever! There's a month left to make a difference and become part of this record breaking year! Register your next cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
posted at 2019-11-15 19:32:05
Yesterday, #TeamShoreline collected 224 tiny pieces of plastic, 70 cigarette butts, one Croc, and one fish filet still in its packaging, at Devonian Harbour Park, in under an hour!
posted at 2019-11-12 22:01:01
Ocean Bridge is looking for the newest round of Ocean Ambassadors. Candidates can apply for any or all of the four cohorts, no matter where they live! https://fal.cn/352R9
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posted at 2019-11-08 23:42:01
The Association for Denman Island Marine Stewards leads cleanups year round. This fall they collected more than 8 tons of debris from shellfish farming. Thanks for your dedication ADIMS!
posted at 2019-11-06 23:23:00
Artist Douglas Coupland’s confronting exhibit exploring the crisis of ocean plastic pollution is in its final run at the Vancouver Aquarium. The marine debris shown in the exhibit was all collected during Shoreline Cleanups! Last day to see the immersive installation is November 11th. https://fal.cn/34WGd
posted at 2019-11-04 15:42:00
We're huge champions of citizen science; especially since we hold the largest litter data set in Canada! https://fal.cn/34SOe
posted at 2019-11-01 23:23:00
Aaron Nasipayko's efforts have led Monashee Health Collective to push the City of Vernon - Activate Life to become a #CleanShorelineCommunity. This is such a great example of how much one person can accomplish. https://fal.cn/34Rne
posted at 2019-10-31 12:22:01
What's the spookiest thing you've found on a shoreline? A group in Toronto found a doll head and a few disembodied mannequin arms. That definitely wasn't in the correct waste stream. #HappyHalloween #SpookySeasonwithTeamShoreline
Join us on January 23rd at 10am PST for a sneak peak into our 2019 Dirty Dozen. We'll be chatting about our citizen science data from last year and spotlighting some interesting finds. Register at https://fal.cn/361GG
In 2019 nearly 85,000 volunteers spent time on Canadian shorelines cleaning up their communities. We couldn't be more proud of what they accomplished. https://blog.wwf.ca/blog/2020/01/06/cleaning-canadas-shorelines-2019-review/?fbclid=IwAR2kEi3wW8HElCOwcJiOUSH-d7HGSfUA2BrguloFl9cSQh8XZs4AcufwLnc
How do you plan to combat plastic pollution in 2020? Follow Site Coordinator Lee Brubacher's example and get out on your local shoreline in any and all the ways you can. https://fal.cn/35RI8
Thanks for an amazing year #TeamShoreline volunteers! Together you cleaned up more beaches, lakes, storm drains, parks and sidewalks than ever before, creating change across the country.
Head outside for a backyard cleanup or a shoreline litter walk today! There are only a few more days left in this record breaking year and we want you to be part of our impact! Register at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
We're making a list, and we're checking it... constantly! At the end of every year Shoreline Cleanup collects all of the data from each cleanup led with the program across Canada. Help us out by adding your cleanup results to our database by emailing [email protected] or filling out the survey on your cleanup page. https://www.shorelinecleanup.ca/
Are you a part Girl Guides of Canada or Scouts Canada? We're in the first stages of determining the 2020 Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup crest. To start, we need your ideas. Submit them here and stay tuned for the poll in January. https://fal.cn/35Gsj
Using citizen science data collected during their cleanup, Arctic College students discovered that there was significantly more debris inland than on the coastline. https://fal.cn/35E66
How will you be wrapping your gifts this year? There are so many amazing ways to reduce your environmental impacts.
Last week an amazing group of families from Sprouts Academy cleaned up Kits Beach with the help of our Vancouver Aquarium Educators. They collected more than 96 pounds of shoreline litter.
Single-use plastics are banned in City of Vancouver - Local Government! We are so excited to see real change happening in Canada. https://fal.cn/35sXZ
Shoreline Cleanup's Educators, Connor and Brad, spent this summer helping volunteers lead amazing cleanups and engaging with Toronto communities. Did you get a chance to run into them out on the shorelines? https://fal.cn/35suO
Each year kids and students lead hundreds of cleanups across Canada. Support their efforts this #GivingTuesday and join them in protecting our shorelines. Give today at https://fal.cn/35q6w
Today marks another #ClimateStrike across Canada, and the world. Have you ever wondered how to take next steps after you march with your peers? If you're between 14-18 and looking to make a tangible difference in your community, join #YouthToSea. https://fal.cn/35my0
Ocean Wise researchers have found microplastics, polyester being the most common, in the digestive tracts of seven beluga whales. https://fal.cn/35khr
There's still time to apply for the Ocean Bridge 2020 cohort! Both the Atlantic and St. Lawrence cohorts will be accepting applications until December 9th. Don't forget that you can live anywhere in Canada to apply for these cohorts. https://fal.cn/35hEr
In case you haven't heard, this is turning out to be Shoreline Cleanups biggest and best year ever! There's a month left to make a difference and become part of this record breaking year! Register your next cleanup at ShorelineCleanup.ca.
Yesterday, #TeamShoreline collected 224 tiny pieces of plastic, 70 cigarette butts, one Croc, and one fish filet still in its packaging, at Devonian Harbour Park, in under an hour!
Ocean Bridge is looking for the newest round of Ocean Ambassadors. Candidates can apply for any or all of the four cohorts, no matter where they live! https://fal.cn/352R9
The Association for Denman Island Marine Stewards leads cleanups year round. This fall they collected more than 8 tons of debris from shellfish farming. Thanks for your dedication ADIMS!
Artist Douglas Coupland’s confronting exhibit exploring the crisis of ocean plastic pollution is in its final run at the Vancouver Aquarium. The marine debris shown in the exhibit was all collected during Shoreline Cleanups! Last day to see the immersive installation is November 11th. https://fal.cn/34WGd
We're huge champions of citizen science; especially since we hold the largest litter data set in Canada! https://fal.cn/34SOe
Aaron Nasipayko's efforts have led Monashee Health Collective to push the City of Vernon - Activate Life to become a #CleanShorelineCommunity. This is such a great example of how much one person can accomplish. https://fal.cn/34Rne
What's the spookiest thing you've found on a shoreline? A group in Toronto found a doll head and a few disembodied mannequin arms. That definitely wasn't in the correct waste stream. #HappyHalloween #SpookySeasonwithTeamShoreline