Pay attention to threats to ocean health that cannot always be seen—cleaning chemicals often get rinsed overboard unthinkingly, where they can have a cumulative and deleterious effect on marine life.
Author: Jason Wood (Jason Wood)
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Three Quick and Easy Ways to Clean Up Your Boating
Taking the lead on cleaning up trash and pollution in your local waterways and ocean area is what All Hands Alliance is all about. Because we’re a grassroots organization, it’s all about leading by example.
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U.S. Moves to Protect Threatened Coral in the Caribbean and Pacific
The US has proposed protections for 12 species and more than 6,000 square miles of key habitat in the Caribbean and the Pacific Ocean.
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WindCheck Shares All Hands Alliance Message to Help Clean Up Oceans
“The problem of pollution and litter is at once both local and global,” writes Holly Paterson, executive director of All Hands Alliance in the latest issue of WindCheck magazine. Photo by @PatrickSikes
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The Dangers of Household Items for Marine Life: Do You Need to Rethink What You Bring on Board Your Boat?
Plastic household items can cause huge problems for marine wildlife, so boaters should rethink what they carry to sea on their boats.
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All Hands Alliance Uses Debris Tracker App to Compile Data on Marine Pollution
Have a look at how All Hands Alliance helps compile marine pollution data, one piece of trash at a time. There's an app for that!
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Remote Areas of Ocean Off Australia Are Found to Have Large Volume of Plastics Sitting on Seafloor
Plastic trash is now considered to be more insidious than initially thought, as microplastics have been found everywhere on the seafloor. Just how much will shock you.