Campaigns

Plastic has found its way to the depths of our oceans, to remote forest paths, to the ice of the Arctic, and onto the island beaches where turtles nest.

The classroom is a great place to start discussing plastic pollution and how to address it. Kids can develop their science knowledge and leadership skills, all while learning how to build a better future.

Whether you’re planning a cozy dinner, a breezy picnic, or even a large-scale community event, use these creative ways to avoid single-use plastics.

Citizen activists are cleaning up local riverbanks, parks, and beaches and using these events to identify the companies that are polluting their hometowns.

One of the best ways to make change is to lobby at the local level. Your elected officials represent you, so let them know what you think!

Take the reusable container challenge and join the movement that is already transforming the way we shop for groceries!

Take the reusable container challenge and join the movement that is already changing the way we eat! Let’s make reusable the new normal!

Together we can create a new normal that leaves single-use products behind.

The hundreds of billions of disposable plastic masks and gloves we are using globally are creating a new kind of plastic pollution crisis—ending up in nature, piling up in landfills, or being burned in incinerators. We need to reserve the medical-grade masks for healthcare and frontline workers and make choices to protect ourselves from COVID-19…