#oceanconservationist

@OceanHero.Today is a search engine like any other. However, for every five searches you do, you recover one plastic bottle. How? They are partnered with @PlasticBank which is solving a social-economic issue and cleaning up plastic by providing a source of income to families in developing countries. People in countries like Haiti can collect plastic bottles from the beach and bring them to @HaitiPlasticBank for money. Help clean up our oceans and support a family in need just by using a search engine for your normal everyday web searches. They also have cute little characters that pop up from time to let you know how many bottles you’ve helped remove from the ocean. PlasticFree_Sea is not affiliated with either OceanHero or PlasticBank. However, as their mission aligns with ours, we do encourage visitors to our websites to download OceanHero.Today And, a portion of proceeds from TrahpekCare.com TrahpekMedia.com PlasticFree-Sea.com is donated to PlasticBank. PlasticFree-Sea will also be selling apparel made from recycled bottles and textiles and the funds will be used for clean up efforts along Texas beaches (to start with). #oceanconservationist #ecoinfluence #plasticfree #plasticinoceans #plasticfreeoceans #plasticfreeseas #oceanhero #plasticbank #plasticcleanup https://www.instagram.com/p/CNNA56tnJTY/?igshid=k2cy6r7e721d

From @oneoceanglobal ambassador @kennaaloha #Repost // Speaking up for those without a voice ❤️ The #SouthernResidentOrcas are starving to death, primarily because their primary source of food, the chinook salmon, are also at the risk of extinction. If @GovInslee of Washington State breached the 4 Snake River dams, both the chinook salmon AND the orcas would actually have a chance against EXTINCTION. The salmon could repopulate back to a sustainable number and the orcas could finally have enough food to survive and reproduce! ⠀ ⠀ PLEASE send Governor Inslee your letters! ✉️ 1 Handwritten letter = 2,000 votes! So writing to @GovInslee is extremely valuable! Please ask him to “Breach the Snake River dams in 2018 for both the chinook salmon and the southern resident orcas in the Salish Sea!” You can also call and send E-messages. Be a voice for the voiceless 🙌🏽⠀ ⠀ These animals play such an important role in the ocean. We’ve already messed with the planet’s natural balance enough! It’s time we actually become CARETAKERS of the planet instead! Again, we are all connected! 💙🌎⠀ ⠀ For more details on the southern resident orca situation, check out @pnwprotectors who has all the information you need, both on this crisis as well as the Governor’s contact info! You can also check out my previous post on this problem that I shared just a few posts back to learn more 🙏🏽 Save the Southern Residents! Breach the Dams!. . . Want to learn more & find ways you can become an #oceanconservationist? Visit freedivewithsharks.com > conservation. Want to become a @oneoceanglobal ambassador? Tell us why at [email protected]. Tag #oneoceanglobal to be featured! Post/repost by: @namsundri https://www.instagram.com/p/BoU-Xx6hKCQ/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=kxu54ivhp42f

#Repost @oneoceanglobal @gerglong be on the lookout for the latest issue of @natgeo covering the impacts of plastic pollution! It’s great to see attention brought to this important issue. Single use plastic is such a big part of our lives and we can all play a part in reducing our consumption and making the choice to support more sustainable options. #NoExcuseForSingleUse #plasticistherealkiller ・・・ Thank you, @gerglong (and of course National Geographic) for sharing this crucial message on #PlasticPollution! Repost @gerglong // The latest @natgeo with a brilliant, thought provoking cover but also a dire warning. “The 18 billion pounds of plastic that end up in the ocean each year are just the tip of the iceberg.” Planet or Plastic? This issue is a must read for everyone! If nothing more, take 2 minutes to follow the link in my bio and read a few astounding facts about the current level of global plastic consumption and the havoc it is wreaking on the environment around the world. Tip of the hat to National Geographic as well for changing their magazine covers from plastic to paper as part of their Planet or Plastic campaign... a small example of simple habit changes that can easily be made within a giant company. Will that alone solve the problem? No. But imagine if everybody took the time and thought to look within their own personal lives and did the same? . . . @parley.tv . . . Want to learn more & find ways you can become an #oceanconservationist? Visit freedivewithsharks.com > conservation. Want to become a @oneoceanglobal ambassador? Tell us why at [email protected]. Tag #oneoceanglobal to be featured! Post/repost by: @namsundri