FULL TRACEABILITY ACROSS THE SUPPLY CHAIN

One of our first batches of ghost nets was covered in a large dune for many years until a big storm in late 2021 shifted things forever

Ghost Nets found by Steve and the crew of Clean Ocean Sailing down on Gunwalloe Cove, Cornwall, on the Lizard Peninsula

Ghost Nets found by Elks and crew from Cea Shepherd, now called Captain Paul Watson Foundation

Clean Ocean Sailing found our huge batch of nets on the remote White Isle, off the Isles of Scilly.

The lovely Sam and friends at Ecoast Pembrokeshire in Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, Wales, collected this batch off the Isles of Skomer.

A huge batch of ocean plastics was brought to the mainland by the Marine Biological Society, and we were happy to help transform it.

Edrid at A&E Adventures discovered our beautiful mustard-yellow nets, which were transformed in our solar-powered workshop in Bristol.

The Bristol harbourmaster reached out when a large consignment of ropes was found in the skip after the Harbour festival

Over 1/2 Ton (600kg) of Recycled Marine waste transformed into our ocean plastic products

Our first batch of materials will use recycled pellets processed in the United Kingdom. We have been dreaming of this for many years. 

Collected by the beach cleaning Jack and crew based at Saunton Sands

Found on Hayle Beach in Corwall by our favourite legendary beach cleaning pooch.

A massive, chaotic knot of ropes and fishing gear washed up along the shoreline in a variety of coloured Polypropelene ropes.

British Divers Marine Life Rescue were called to Gyllyngvase Beach, Falmouth, Cornwall, where a young grey seal had been discovered tangled in a giant mass of net. This is the story of its rescue and what was done with the ghost nets