Recycling the Ghost Nets Haunting Our Ocean

Recycling the Ghost Nets Haunting Our Ocean | Watershed Sentinel

Natalie McIntosh, the founder of Nautical Waters, is making our oceans cleaner by using ghost nets to create repurposed products.

Our oceans are haunted by ghost nets: Why that's scary and what ...

A ghost net is a fishing net that's been lost or abandoned in the ocean. They are one particularly egregious part of the global ghost fishing problem.

Ghost nets: the plastic haunting our oceans - World Bio Markets

In the fight against plastic, great attention has been paid to the terrestrial waste that finds its way to our oceans through landfill and littering.

Ghostnet Campaign - Sea Shepherd Global

What are Ghostnets? Ghost nets are abandoned, lost, or otherwise discarded fishing nets that haunt our oceans, indiscriminately entangling and killing marine ...

GHOST GEAR: THE ABANDONED FISHING NETS HAUNTING OUR ...

Pollution of the world's oceans is a growing and pervasive problem, and that is especially true of the increasing volume of ocean plastic.

Ghost Nets: The Hidden Threats to Our Oceans - Tangle

This Halloween, we're coming as a ghost net. Ghost nets are an alarming and hidden threat to the health of our oceans. The discourse around ocean plastic is ...

Tackling the Ghost Fishing Gear haunting our Pacific Ocean - Sprep

640,000 tonnes of fishing gear are lost and abandoned in our ocean each year. It is estimated that 5.7 per cent of all fishing nets, 8.6 per ...

Ghost Nets: Explaining These Haunting Ocean Traps and ... - YouTube

... recycling assets like flowcharts for your business here: https://waster.com.au/recycling-flowc... Try our online quiz and calculators on ...

No more haunting by 'ghost nets': bio-based and biodegradable nets ...

... our oceans. Fishing has always been important to Cyprus and we are working to enable and support our fishermen to move to more ...

Ghost nets: The silent killer haunting our oceans

worked to stop the ghost net issue at the source and find sustainable disposal solutions to this complex issue. GhostNets Australia is powered by communities, ...

The Ghosts of Fishing Past - NOAA's Marine Debris Blog

Derelict fishing gear is haunting our oceans and harming marine life! ... Ghost fishing can also impact our economy. Lost lines, nets, and ...

Forgotten Fishing Nets Haunting Our Oceans - GreenSeas Trust

Ghost nets aren't a paranormal phenomenon. They are fishing nets that have been forgotten, lost or discarded at sea.

How to banish the ghosts of dead fishing gear from our seas - UNEP

It provides case studies on how changes have been achieved in net recycling programmes, derelict gear retrieval and fishing management policies.

Where 'ghost gear' haunts the seas, divers unite to clean up

Nearly a third of fishing lines are lost or discarded at sea. This so-called “ghost gear” — along with nets and traps — is deadly for marine ...

Intercepting Ghost Nets - Parley for the Oceans

Collaborating to remove, recycle and transform the fishing gear that haunts the sea ... Approximately 640,000 tons of fishing gear end up in our ...

The Ghost Gear that Haunts the World's Oceans - ADB Blog

Lost or discarded fishing gear has become a growing menace in our oceans, killing sea life and contributing to plastic pollution that threatens humans as well.

Stopping Ghost Gear | Projects | WWF - World Wildlife Fund

Dead Shark in fishing net strangled to death / Marine Environmental Destruction Ocean Protection. Stopping ghost gear from infecting our oceans. All over the ...

Stop Ghost Fishing Nets from Haunting Our Oceans - RESET.ORG

Abandoned fishing nets are threatening ocean food web and eco-habitat. Many of us are unaware of things out of our sight. Unseen below the ...

“Ghost gear” – the plastic waste haunting our seas - Initial UK - Blog

This includes fishing nets and other ghost gear that can be reused and recycled again and again. Light, durable and no different in performance ...

Ghost nets haunting Turkish sea turn into appliance parts

Nets will be recycled by recycling companies before they are ... our seas. We hope this project will raise nationwide awareness. This ...