We are delighted to announce that Just One Ocean has been accepted into the European Citizen Science Association. Our work with the Big Microplastic Survey is groundbreaking with regards to…
Thunnus Thynnus, the Atlantic Bluefin Tuna (ABFT), is probably one of the world’s most recognisable and iconic pelagic fish species. Ecologically they are an important part of the marine ecosystem,…
For the last couple of months we have been working with The Yacht Market.com providing advice on ocean plastic pollution. The reason is that they have been working on an ambitious project…
Our Big Microplastic Survey project is gaining a lot of momentum with results coming in from all over the world. However, more local research that we have been undertaking has…
We only launched The Big Microplastic Survey on Friday last week and already it is gaining momentum. We have had a number of individuals and organisations register from all over…
We are delighted to announce that we have launched our latest project, The Big Microplastic Survey. This is a global citizen science project being run in collaboration with the University…
Source: National Geographic Author: Laura Parker When marine ecologist and a team of researchers completed the first ever map of ocean trash, something didn’t quite add up. Their work, published…
