Be an eco-warrior and join us in the movement against single-use plastics, one of the ocean's greatest enemies.
Your simple yet underrated lifestyle choices contribute collectively toward regenerating and preserving our wonderful planet and its oceans.
07/10/2019
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-49756280
We can't all be Greta, but your actions have a ripple effect Is action on climate change best left to policy-makers? Justin Rowlatt considers the conundrum.
04/10/2019
https://www.theguardian.com/travel/2019/sep/26/patagonia-chile-routes-parks-national-tompkins
Why Chile’s Route of Parks will be a ‘game changer for tourism’ Patagonia’s dramatic wildernesses are opening up to visitors, but the growth in tourism will be married to conservation and locals’ needs, says the woman behind the project
02/09/2019
Our favourite kind of bottled water - and !
@ Bagatelle, Moka, Mauritius
26/10/2018
When he went in to a sacred land, who sought only to protect, inspire, love, and be 🐢🌴💙 treat Lightly, act Kindly, explore Mindfully.
26/10/2018
Was gonna make my own but then found them at a in Singapore. The tropical climate hasn't called for their use but I'm looking forward to it!
26/10/2018
Alpha beta pickles
26/10/2018
All over the news again, mixed feelings if it's too little too late 😐 But the side of me that believes in the beauty of life and love, the side that makes me grow, that tells me why I should harbour hope and never give up, that shows me the impossible is achievable. I'll continue working for what I believe in 💙
@ Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
07/10/2018
Surprise eco market with little stalls all embodying upcycling and eco-conscious fashion. Used nespresso capsule and tire earrings, scrap cloth scrunchies, beeswax wraps, newspaper bowls, and these gorgeous bottle tab clutches ❤ so great to see it in this cute ulu heartland 🌺💙🌱💚🐢
@ Bendemeer Food Centre and Market
27/09/2018
Single use plastic bottles banned from half marathon in London Runners will not be able to refill bottles, with water distributed in pouches made from seaweed instead
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27/08/2018
Hawaii Enlists Urchins to Help Corals Resist Algae Invasion In Kāne'ohe Bay, invasive algae was smothering coral reefs. But scientists have found a clever new way to clean them up.
27/08/2018
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Scientists Discover Giant Deep-Sea Coral Reef Off Atlantic Coast The chief scientist on the expedition said it was like nothing he'd seen before.
We are a couple of close friends who live on the ocean and share a passion for life and the planet. In our adventures exploring and diving remote reefs and countries, we saw spots of lush vibrant ocean life but also a devastating amount of marine pollution and reef degradation.
This brand was born out of a desire to move and spread the message of the preservation and betterment of our oceans, hence "acting bleu". We wholeheartedly support the movement against single-use plastics, one of the ocean's greatest enemies. The material itself has proven to be a mighty invention that has made our lives better in many ways. It is not plastic but the nonchalant reliance we have developed on it collectively that is killing the planet. Bits of the billions of plastics suspended in the blue wash up on our beaches, animals mistakenly eat or are wounded by this man-made debris, some of which indirectly flow through to the food we consume. The coffee and juice cups we throw, the chemicals in our skin products, the microfibers in our fabrics, ultimately end up back in our bodies. Such is the cycle of life and nature; the earth and us are bleeding plastic because we have not cared for the lands and waters that feed and nourish us.
We could potentially stop increasing the huge amount of plastic waste that ends up in landfills and the Great Pacific Garbage Patch simply by making mindful choices in our daily lives. The straws, toothbrushes, bottles, cutlery and various disposable plastic items that we take for granted are hurting our planet, its wildlife, and us. Much can be done on all our parts in being aware and thoughtful of our impact on our environment. In checking that the sunscreen we use is not harmful to reefs, that the fish or meat we take for granted is ethically and sustainably sourced, that the manner in which we are consuming does not contribute to unnecessary waste. With some creative tweaking, repurposing could effectively give our clothes, devices, furniture, or almost anything, a new lease from its "single-use" life.
Become an eco-warrior and join us in the movement against single-use plastics. We can only hope that through this effort many will be moved to adopt an eco-conscious mindset to make these small underrated lifestyle choices, that collectively contribute so significantly toward regenerating and preserving our wonderful planet and its oceans.