Track to Cut: Reduce Freshwater Waste at Home

Freshwater may not seem connected to oceans—but the way we use water at home affects entire ecosystems downstream. By simply tracking your daily water use, you can become more aware, reduce waste, and protect freshwater sources before they reach the sea supporting SDG 14: Life Below Water. Why This Small Action Matters How to Do It […]

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Wash Smart, Dry Smart: Keep Microplastics Out of Our Oceans

A Simple Laundry Shift That Protects Life Below Water Every time you do laundry, you have the chance to protect marine life. How? By doing two simple things: These micro-actions help prevent plastic fiber pollution from reaching oceans and rivers, supporting SDG 14: Life Below Water, which aims to reduce marine pollution and preserve aquatic ecosystems. Why This […]

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The Beach Microplastics Swap: Use Natural Scrubs, Save Oceans

Are those exfoliating products you love washing microplastics into the sea?Many face washes, body scrubs, and toothpastes contain tiny plastic beads that slip past water filters and enter waterways, harming fish, plankton, and marine ecosystems. The Beach Microplastics Swap invites you to switch just one microplastic-laden personal care item to a natural alternative—like a sugar […]

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Rinse Smart, Save the Ocean

A Tiny Sink-Side Habit to Protect Marine Life – What’s Hiding in Your Drain Could Be Harming the Ocean When you rinse food scraps, sauces, or oily leftovers down the sink, it might seem harmless. But this simple act can contribute to water pollution, which eventually flows into rivers, lakes, and oceans—harming marine life and […]

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Reef-Safe Sunscreen

Every year, an estimated 14,000 tons of sunscreen wash into our oceans, threatening coral reefs and marine ecosystems. But you can make a difference with a simple switch to reef-safe sunscreen. This small change supports Sustainable Development Goal 14: Life Below Water by protecting delicate marine habitats and the countless species that depend on them. […]

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