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Unpacking Food Packaging Waste: Insights from a Fremantle Beach Clean up
Read the latest news from Take 3 for the Sea Ambassador and Clipper Round the World Yacht Race crew member, Dianne McGrath. We all have the ability to create a positive impact! We made the most of...
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Ghost Nets – Supernatural or Super harmful?
Ghost nets may sound supernatural, but the reality is actually much more frightening. Since the 1960s, commercial fisheries have replaced nets and ropes made from natural fibres such as hemp, cotton...
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An eye on the reef
Read the latest news from Take 3 for the Sea Ambassador and Clipper Round the World Yacht Race crew member, Dianne McGrath. Queensland: beautiful one day, perfect the next. The incredible Great...
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Is recycling a myth?
Recycling was once held up as the answer to the plastic waste problem. We were promised that we could keep on using single-use plastics forever because they could be cheaply and easily recycled and...
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Meet Take 3 for the Sea Ambassador, Kal Glanznig
Take 3 for the Sea Ambassadors come from all walks and stages of life. But they all share a passion for the environment and a determination to do what they can to protect it. New Ambassador Kal...
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Norwegian Cruise Line and Take 3 for the Sea Expand Beach Clean Up Program In...
During Norwegian Spirit’s current local season guests will ‘Take 3 for the Sea’ in Eden, and for the first time in Melbourne and Fiji. Media Release, Sydney (01 March 2024): Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL)...
View ArticleUnlocking the Power of Positive Impact: Caring for Our Planet and Your Wellbeing
Today, as we celebrate International Day of Happiness, it’s time to shine a light on the crucial interplay between our planet’s health and our personal wellbeing. Recent research paints a concerning...
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New Study Links Microplastics to Human Health Problems
Microplastics – tiny pieces of plastic less than 5 mm in length– are now found everywhere on the planet. They are in the air, in the water and even in the soil of our farmlands, transported there as...
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Breaking News: Western Australia bans certain disposable coffee cups in...
Is this the beginning of the end for disposable coffee cups? Earlier this month, Western Australia (WA) became the first Australian state to ban non-compostable plastic-lined coffee cups, with fines...
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Connecting Neuroscience and Nature: A Personal Journey to Environmental Advocacy
Guest blog by María Isabel Dabrowski. María Isabel Dabrowski is the Senior Outreach Associate at Rare’s Center for Behavior & the Environment, a U.S.-based organization that uses behavioural...
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