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Introduction To Ocean Cleanup Volunteering
Introduction To Ocean Cleanup Volunteering
Introduction To Ocean Cleanup Volunteering
Conservation
Consequences
Plastic waste, oil spills, and Pollutants in the ocean can
other pollutants endanger enter the food chain, posing Ocean pollution damages
marine animals, leading to threats to human health industries like fishing, tourism,
entanglement, ingestion, and through seafood and coastal communities,
habitat destruction. consumption. leading to significant
economic losses.
Types of Waste in the Oceans
Discarded plastic items, such as bottles, Abandoned, lost, or discarded fishing nets,
bags, and microplastics, make up the lines, and traps continue to entrap and harm
majority of ocean waste. marine life.
Food scraps, wood, and other Chemical spills, heavy metals, and other
biodegradable materials can also contribute hazardous materials pose serious threats to
to ocean pollution. marine ecosystems.
Ocean Cleanup Activities
Beach Cleanups 1
Community Engagement
Volunteers connect with their local community and work together towards a common ion and
Awareness
Volunteering raises awareness about ocean conservation and inspires others to take action.
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By: Cristiano Silva and Luís Severino