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For World Oceans Day, the details in the wave. ✏️ : @aaroncharart 🐋 : @commonwealthocean
Awareness for World Environment Day. In 1974, th Awareness for World Environment Day. In 1974, the theme of World Environment Day was “Only One Earth” Since then various host countries have been celebrating it. World Environment Day was first observed in 1974 in the United States. #worldenvironmentday
For world turtle day @sdgaction @commonwealthocean For world turtle day @sdgaction @commonwealthocean @worldoceanday @robinashs
The story begins... Fifty whale sculptures will m The story begins... Fifty whale sculptures will make their way across Auckland with the first permanent sculpture to be unveiled at an official blessing and launch during celebration’s in Auckland. This sculpture to hold a permeant location within an Auckland Innovation Centre. The first sculpture will be this beautifully crafted mesmerising Humpback Mother and Calf depicting a joyful and playful life together. The second and remaining sculptures will show the playful calf by itself. The calf has left its mother and ventured out depicting this through a multiple sculpture trail in and around Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei ‘heartland. These reaming sculptures will form the story of the calf from a healthy young juvenile to being shown entangled in marine debris and plastic waste. Ultimately causing its tragic death due to being unable to feed and complications from digesting plastic waste in our oceans. The sculptures to display identification markers, along with a brief story plaque age of the calf weight and distance travelled etc. This project will engage with the people of Auckland along with providing a wonderful educational journey for our school children from all over the country who can follow the journey, while being able to engage in ocean pollution advocacy conservation and activities within a classroom environment afterwards. Visitors to Auckland will be able to follow the sculpture trail, taking in some of Auckland’s land marks and Heritage sites. New Immigrants will appreciate the significance the whale has to our cultural heritage. There will be ten whale sculptures destined for an even greater good, with all proceeds raised from their auction going to benefiting a group of charities within Auckland. While many of the whale sculptures will remain as permanent artworks around Auckland for future generations to come. ©️ 🔗 in bio for more on the project pitch #sport2clean #comonwealthocean #whales #sculptures #ocean
Auckland to lead with 50 Whale Sculptures... was t Auckland to lead with 50 Whale Sculptures... was the project creation and pitch in 2018, at the time of writing the project concept I was treated to a spectacular sight of Humpback whales playing close to the shore line of Burleigh Heads, some would agree that there was definitely a message in that playful moment. Sculptures to be located throughout the city in aid of helping preserve Waitematā ancestral waters Kaitiakitanga frame work and the Pacific Ocean the largest and deepest of earth’s oceanic divisions. As New Zealand is bordered by the South Pacific Ocean and the Tasman Sea this is a project of significant cultural and environmental importance to our country our people our heritage. Culturally - Many traditions mention that whales accompanied or guided the canoes on their journeys to Aotearoa (New Zealand). Waitaha followed his sister Hāhuru to New Zealand from Hawaiki, guided by the whale Tūtarakauika. They eventually landed at Ō-tara-muturangi, near Matatā. Environmentally - Whales are creatures of the open ocean; they feed, mate, give birth, suckle and raise their young at sea. So extreme is their adaptation to life underwater that they are unable to survive on land. They can also be poisoned by swallowing litter, such as plastics and micro plastics The significance of whale and this project will be one of its kind. It will enable whales to come ashore and tell their story through this sculpture trail throughout Auckland of how they are currently facing incredibly damaging effects to the ocean from plastic waste, run off , micro plastics and marine debris entering into their food chain. Ultimately if it’s entering into their food chain it’s in ours as well©️ 🔗 in bio for more on the project pitch #sport2clean #commonwealthocean #sculptures #whales #humpback
Sending our thoughts and prayers to HRH and Family Sending our thoughts and prayers to HRH and Family today. #princephilip #princecharles #sport2clean
#Repost @austadiums ・・・ With another massive #Repost @austadiums ・・・ With another massive weekend of sport upon us, here’s an update on each states current stadium capacity restrictions. ACT, NSW, NT and QLD are all allowing 100%. SA, TAS, VIC and WA are all allowing 75%. It’s awesome to see big crowds returning all across the country! Find out more about COVID-19 restrictions on our website - link in bio. #stadiums #covid_19 #restrictions #nsw #vic #act #qld #tas #sa #wa #nt #australia #states #crowds
3 years ago today, Sport2Clean hosted TRH during 3 years ago today, Sport2Clean hosted TRH during the XXI Commonwealth Games. Our program presented opportunities for TRH to engage with students from Robina State High School. Artwork on bins, in support of the Sustainable Development Goals 14 protecting life below. Sifting sand to identify with tiny micro plastics. A presentation of two surfboards for outstanding contribution to marine conservation. Surfing drills, and a surfing demonstration requested by the Prince himself. Our event strengthens the engagement of children in sport and the anti- littering message, as well as assisting in raising the profile of the broader efforts to make the Commonwealth Games a sustainable event. #sport2clean #commonwealthsport #gc2018 #royalvisitaustralia
We’ve been collaborating with the @theglobalgoal We’ve been collaborating with the @theglobalgoals since 2014 So it's that time of year! at 20:30 we'll be joining millions of homes across the world who will be switching off their non-essential lights for one hour. 🔌💡🕯 Will you be joining us? 🤔 We'll be supporting @wwf for Earth Hour's big #switchoff 🌍 Held once a year, its aim is to encourage as many people across the world to switch off their lights between 8.30pm and 9.30pm your local time to mark your commitment to the planet. Joining Earth Hour’s switch off reminds us that even small actions can make a big difference. 2021 is the start of an important decade for climate and nature action. This year, leaders from across the world will make decisions that will impact our futures. By 2030, nature and wildlife could be recovering all around us. We could have green jobs, cleaner air and a healthier future for the next generation. Everyone has a part to play in making that happen. And it all starts with a single switch. 💡🌍 . . . . . . . .. #GlobalGoals #EarthHour2021 #climateaction #fornature #connect2earth #turnoffthelights #savetheplanet #climatechange #lowimpactmovement #ecofriendly #sustainability #earthfriendly #earthhour
Fair to say Sport2Clean is flood in, stay safe eve Fair to say Sport2Clean is flood in, stay safe everyone #rainevent #mudgeeraba
Great photo to bust out for today good luck Pete B Great photo to bust out for today good luck Pete Burling, Grant Dalton and the entire ETNZ team Go get it.. @peteburling @emiratesteamnz #americascup2021 #emiratesteamnz
We’re on our way from Buddina Australia @emirate We’re on our way from Buddina Australia @emiratesteamnz @americascup #sunshinecoast #americascup #tasminseameetspacificocean
Sending it from across the ditch to @emiratesteamn Sending it from across the ditch to @emiratesteamnz good luck from our team to yours. @americascup #americascup #emiratesteamnz #auckland #sport2clean
Commonwealth Day, we’re pitched outside Commonwe Commonwealth Day, we’re pitched outside Commonwealth House. #commonwealthday2021 #commonwealthgames2018
Happy International women’s day, The Duchess of Happy International women’s day, The Duchess of Cornwall and Naomi participating in our ocean conversation initiative. A big shout out to all of the women, girls and students who have come along and supported many of our initiatives over the years. Thank you. All of you have made a difference. 😊#royalvisitaustralia #commonwealthgames2018
If you have been out and about for clean up Austra If you have been out and about for clean up Australia Day, we are throwing some education into the mix @cleanupaustralia #cleanupaustraliaday
Happy Australia Day... 🚁 🏄‍♂️ 🍔 🚤 🇦🇺
Southport Yacht Club from above today, looking stu Southport Yacht Club from above today, looking stunning as always. #southportyachtclub
This is our very first image in 2014, capturing ou This is our very first image in 2014, capturing our founding principle for SPORT EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT We’re proud that these principles have guided our decisions, shaped our culture, and helped us connect within the community. This commitment has only strengthened our brand empowered our volunteers and positioned us to advocate for change within a stadium environment. SPORT2CLEAN®️ ✅sport ✅education ✅environment ✅community love #sports #education #environment #community #sport2clean
We’ve been capturing images of single use plasti We’ve been capturing images of single use plastic cups in our stadiums since 2014 ❌❄️cooler ❌💪durable ❓♻️recycled About Plastic It’s everywhere. It has only really existed for the last 60-70 years, but in that time plastic has transformed everything from packaging to product design and retailing. One of the advantages of plastic is that it is designed to last, but this same blessing is a curse as nearly all the plastic ever created still exists in some form today. Australia produces almost 3 million tonnes of plastic per annum, of which less than 12% is recycled. Alarmingly, up to 130,000 tonnes of that plastic will wind up in the ocean as plastic pollution each year. Considering each person produces (or uses) roughly 130 kg of plastic, it means that about 30 kg of each person's waste could end up in the ocean. Not only could it end up in the ocean, but it can take hundreds of years to break down – if at all. Source WWF Australia #plasticfree #plasticpollution #oceanpollution #sport2clean
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