This week, my mind is focused on the ocean, our Ocean Girl summer camp starts in 4 days and I am stoked! I thought I would share a few simple ideas we talk about at camp for reusing and rethinking plastic. You are welcome to add your own ideas and or suggestions in the comment…
Tag: Recycling
July Ocean Girl Camp
We had an AMAZING week of learning, art, surfing and play at last week’s Ocean Girl Project surf camp! BIG Mahalo to the AWESOME parents, volunteers and ocean girl supporters for making everything we did safe, meaningful, fun and for being so helpful. The girls loved it and we loved having them!
5 incredibly easy Earth Day tips from ocean athletes
Everyday is Earth Day Beach Clean Up!! Come join Ocean Girl Project and clean a dirrrrrrty beeeeeach! Baby Maks 8-11am. Bring a board and pray for surf after! And if you’re an early bird, sunrise morning yoga sesh, bright and early at 6:45am with the wonderful Sarah Moore! Ocean Minded’s ambassadors share how you…
Garden Fairy Chandeliers
Garden Fairy Chandeliers. This is step by step instructable that will take you through the whole process of making these solar mason jars with a bead “Chandelier” inside. They look great during the day but really shine at night. You’re garden Faries will love them!
Ocean Girl Surf Camp alternatives to Plastic Ocean
Plastic in the oceans is entirely caused by human action and human inaction. It has as much potential to do harm as the worst climate change scenario and is having greater immediate effects, yet it so far receives comparatively no attention, and very little private or government action or funding.
Sustainable Goals-Ocean Girl Project
Becausewesurf.com together with the Ocean Girl Project have established sustainable team goals that represent our core values as surfers. Our primary goal: To live and work simply, and purposefully towards a common good for all. Be a living example: Giving attention, investigation and transformation to what and where we purchase, what we support, promote, what…
Art with a purpose, underwater people reef complete
Taylor views the statues as a metaphor for the evolution of human life, but they also exist as part of actual marine life, operating as an artificial reef. The installation will be inaugurated on November 27, 2010 to coincide with the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Cancun, Mexico.
Surfers strive to be plastic free and keep our oceans blue!
If you do buy plastic, opt for products you can recycle or re-purpose (e.g. a yogurt tub re-used to store surf wax). Please get to know your plastics – you can start with this guide.
