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Plastic pollution in the world’s oceans has become one of the defining environmental challenges of our time. From remote polar waters to tropical coral reefs, and from deep-sea trenches to our own seafood plates. This blog unpacks the top nine questions people most commonly ask about ocean plastics, provides clear, science-based answers, and explores the solutions people are most curious about - including recycling, policy actions, consumer behaviour change and innovations

The rise of eco friendly kitchen products & our Eco Friendly Butter Knife Made from Recycled Ocean Plastic isn’t just a trend. It’s a response to a growing awareness that even the smallest items in our homes can have a lasting impact on the planet.

Ecofriendly Pen Knife Made in Sheffield from Recycled Ghost Nets found on UK beaches

Products made from recycled ocean plastic and other ocean-positive news

Why Removing Ghost Nets from the Ocean Is Critical to Tackling Both Danger to Marine Life and the Microplastics Crisis

We're proud to stand alongside the incredible crew at Surfers Against Sewage as official affiliates as we continue our mission to clean our coasts through ocean concervation.

We continue our Salty Sea Blog with a catch up with friend of Ecotribo - Steve of Clean Ocean Sailing. Along with his partner Moni and a...

Inspirational leader in the Ocean conservation Community Bex Band tells us more about her journey.

Recycled ocean plastic park benches

Sustainable gardening. Quick, easy ways to grow positivity in your home and garden and help the planet.

Plastic pollution has become a pressing global issue, particularly in our oceans. However, it is essential to differentiate between two...

Your essential guide to recycling ocean plastics with an easy chart documenting the most common materials found on UK coasts.

We are passionate about real and actionable solutions to ocean plastic , so we are incredibly excited to see this exciting new development. UN member states finally agreed on the first international treaty to protect the high seas—an ambitious plan to protect 30% of the high seas by 2030. According to the UN, 17 million metric tons of plastic entered the world's oceans, making up 85 per cent of marine litter. Also, Between 2009 and 2018, the world lost about 14 per cent of c

I have been playing around with various product design ideas over the years utilising recycled ocean plastics. I made a plant pot from...

When we love something deeply, we will always protect it. This is the premise of Ecotribo and one of the reasons I started it. It started...

‘Beach plastics suck’ – A new sculpture made from recycled ocean plastics, wood and bio-resin collected from my beach cleans. I’ve been...

Ocean plastic is everywhere, and an urgent response is needed from the government and the marine industries. Marine Scotland is updating...