Action and Systems Approach Needed Last week, OceanEarth Foundation’s Jessica Leck, joined leaders from marine conservation, food systems and retail to help launch the new white paper, Microplastics: Preparing for […]
Industry Discussion Launches Microplastics White Paper at UTS Read More »
Last week, our GhostNets Australia Program Manager, Jess Leck, joined an OceanX panel discussion hosted by Redlands at the Sydney Greenhouse Climate Innovation Hub. Alongside other marine scientists, Jennifer Matthews
Big Ocean Challenges Need Bold Ideas Read More »
This year the Aquaculture Steward Council (ASC) and Marine Stewardship Council’s (MSC) Sustainable Seafood Awards didn’t just celebrate leadership across the seafood industry – they embodied it. We were proud
ASC & MSC Sustainable Seafood Awards Go Circular Read More »
OceanEarth Foundation, on behalf of its GhostNets Australia program, has welcomed the Australian Government’s renewed commitment to fund Indigenous Ranger groups to continue removing ghost nets and other marine debris
From Waste to Waterways: Australia’s First Circular Fishing Float Recreational fishing is part of Australia’s identity, but it also brings an often-overlooked challenge: ghost gear. Lost or abandoned items such
LoopFloat: A Circular Solution to Ghost Gear Read More »
We’re delighted to have been named a finalist in the Banksia Awards (Circular Economy category) for our circular innovation, LoopFloat. Recreational fishing is part of Australia’s identity — but lost or abandoned gear
NSW Sustainability Awards 2026 – Finalist! Read More »
At OceanEarth Foundation, we’re proud to be working towards Australia’s first fully circular product for the recreational fishing industry – a new type of crab pot float made from 100%
Embracing Circularity Read More »
Our Great Aussie Crab Pot Review team has recently returned from an expedition to the Gulf of Carpentaria, to address the growing issue of old and lost recreational fishing gear
Ghost Gear Clean-Ups Read More »
