Seabin's floating bins have captured 33.0 million items in Sydney Harbour since 2020, including 18.9 million microplastics (company figures).
Image: NASA/GSFC/METI/ERSDAC/JAROS and U.S./Japan ASTER Science Team (PIA03498).
Seabin, a company specializing in microplastics and plastic pollution.
Source: Seabin (company site)
Seabins: floating trash skimmers in marinas and ports, plus a live data dashboard.
Source: Seabin (company site)
Sydney Harbour, Australia, with 21 active Seabins (company figure).
Source: Seabin (company site)
Microplastics and plastic pollution threaten our health and the environment.
Source: Seabin (company site)
Corporate solution · active
Seabin reports 33.0 million items captured, 18.9 million microplastics and 43.0 billion liters filtered in Sydney Harbour since 2020, with 21 Seabins active (company figures). Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup also uses Seabins.
Source: Seabin (company site)
Seabin monitors as well as removes, giving cities live data on plastic pollution, which it says threatens our health (company description).
Source: Seabin (company site)
Capturing microplastics before they spread keeps them out of harbor wildlife; Seabin notes an estimated 30,000 tonnes of microplastics enter Australian waterways each year (company figure).
Source: Seabin (company site)
Seabin is a company, so there's no donate button. Its Get Involved page lists corporate volunteering and citizen science options.