4ocean Haiti

Marine plastics are a global problem, but some areas are more seriously affected than others. After identifying the coast of Haiti as a region of great influence, we established the latest purification division headquarters in Port-au-Prince. Now we are cleaning Haitian seas and coastline ... 1 pound at a time

The entire coast of Haiti has been confirmed as a region of great influence or a wide area of ​​plastics and garbage coming into the sea. Here, our purification work can produce the biggest difference between the ocean and the community. In order to facilitate the cleaning work in Haiti and its surrounding areas, we opened the latest cleaning department in Port-au-Prince. We currently have 31 teams and 4 clean seas and coastlines to Carrefour / Port-au-Prince to the south and Cape Point to the north. We also plan to clean up near Hispaniola to help the Dominican Republic settle the impact of plastic contamination seen recently in tropical storms.

Our main goal is to clean up the plastic and trash that contaminated Haiti by focusing on the estuary and you can intercept them before the estuaries enter the ocean. In cooperation with private recycling facilities in Port-au-Prince, recyclable items are recycled, and when Haiti continues to build infrastructure, we handle items that can not be recycled appropriately. We also created and participated in regional promotion programs so that the local Haitian community can understand the environmental impact of plastic contamination. By sharing influences, we can change our behavior and prevent more plastic and garbage entering the sea.

Coastal city Boca Raton is the place where movement of 4 oceans to clean the sea and coastline in January 2017 began. This is also where we gather the first bucket of official garbage. That's why our US headquarters is located only in Boca Raton. In addition, our global fulfillment center and neighboring first cleaning facility are also available. Each of these places is an important part of the ongoing clean ocean and coastline mission. 1 pound at a time

With the opening of our first international headquarters in Bali, Indonesia, the 4 Ocean Movement began in earnest, and our founder had the idea of ​​first making 4 seas. This tropical island has some of the most primitive oceans and beaches on the planet, but they are also heavily polluted by marine plastics. We are able to work together to solve this global problem as the opening and purification work increases, the new economy is formed and the community is educated for sustainable development.

4 The ocean is a unique environmental group working to reduce marine pollution by cleaning beaches, offshore, inland parts nationwide. The fund of the 4 ocean organization comes from the sale of 4 ocean bracelet made from 100% recycled material. The movement done around the bracelet is called a bracelet, 1 pound. For each bracelet sold, the organization removes a total of 1 liter of garbage from the sea. This is a way to help the sea, how ordinary people can participate in their career. I chose this organization because I am thinking that they have great social media and how 4 ocean has found it to leave Instagram.

With the opening of our first international headquarters in Bali, Indonesia, the 4 Ocean Movement began in earnest, and our founder had the idea of ​​first making 4 seas. This tropical island has some of the most primitive oceans and beaches on the planet, but they are also heavily polluted by marine plastics. We are able to work together to solve this global problem as the opening and purification work increases, the new economy is formed and the community is educated for sustainable development.

Based in Boca Raton, Florida, 4 Ocean announced in July that it had robbed over 1 million pounds of plastic, glass and other garbage from the ocean since its launch in January 2017. A bracelet worth over $ 30 million will fund the ongoing cleaning work. According to a survey, approximately 8 million tons of plastic waste is disposed of every year in the world ocean, Indonesia accounts for more than 10% of this figure. In early 2018, the Bali government announced "junk emergency." This is because more than 4 million local clean-up activities failed to alleviate coastal garbage problems, even though workers were driving 100 tons of garbage per day.

These 20 - year - old surfer founded a company pulling 1 million pounds of garbage from the ocean.