There was no better place to release our short-documentary Mediterráneamente Plástico, than Palma de Mallorca. Spoiler alert! Sergio, former Seabin Project biologist and currently working at Save the Med and Endika, from Garage Surfboards (both at the top picture on the right) are protagonist of the adventure! And we wanted to share with them this special […]
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Friday 14th June / 19:30h / Club Nàutic Ciutadella, Menorca / Screening of ‘Mediterráneamente Plástico’ + Conference talk SEE YOU THERE!
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What are plastic pellets? Pellets or nurdles as they are often called, are pre production plastic resin pellets. Essentially raw plastic before it has been made into an end use item such as a plastic bag, bottle or toy. How they arrive to our beaches? Plastic pellets are transported from the manufacturing plant to factories
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This time we couldn’t go to the beach, so we had to simulate a microplastic study research workshop at the school! This initiative is part of our project ‘Kids For the Future‘, from where we try to create experiences for kids that will spur their appreciation, respect and understanding for the environment, the planet and
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“During 3 days we will celebrate all what SURF means! A festival to celebrate the coolest side of surfing, beer to celebrate what make us come all together and music to enjoy. After 5 years of Barcelona Surf Film Festival we come with a new approach! – Barcelona Surf Festival Music & Party / Talks & Films
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The short documentary produced by Good Karma Projects and filmed by Joe Delahunty, analyses the quantity of micro-plastics found in the Mediterranean sea and their impact on the environment. Last 2nd of May we presented the short documentary ‘Mediterráneamente Plástico’ in the theatre/auditorium of Salou in front of 500 kids. The students, from age 8 to 11
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Today we went out for a beach clean up with the 4th grade students from the Santa Maria del Mar school. We’ve been cleanup on the main beach and even it was looking quite good, the kids got surprised of how much trash you can pickup. Bottles, cans, ear buds, plastic packaging, sandals… And then,
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Good Karma Projects, a non-profit organization active in sustainable solutions, and Starboard a world-leading watersports company announced their new collaboration to launch the world’s first LCA on a paddleboard. In doing so the collaboration sets a new challenge for the industry and for those who don’t want to get behind. For the last years Starboard has been
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Last April we gathered in Salou (our hometown) hundred people to have a beach clean up in the spot where we usually surf. We finance this actions with the support of donators and the incomes of our consultancy projects. For us a clean-up must include education, it is not enough to pick up our trash
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