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Wendy, Ellie, and Lyndon pretend play about cleaning up trash in the oceans to help the animals and environment! Toys and Colors teams up with #TeamSeas to help kids learn why it is important to keep our oceans free from trash. #TeamSeas is a global campaign to raise $30M to remove 30M pounds of plastic and trash from our ocean, rivers and beaches. $1 = 1 less pound of trash in our ocean when you donate to https://teamseas.org. WHATâS THE DEAL WITH PLASTIC POLLUTION IN OUR WATER? Our ocean, rivers and beaches are full of plastic trash. Itâs estimated that there are 200M tons of plastic already circulating in marine environments, with an estimated 11M tons entering the ocean EVERY YEAR. Pollution from bottles, bags, straws and abandoned fishing gear is a health crisis for our entire planet. So weâre going to remove the equivalent of 85 football fields covered a foot deep in trash. WHY OCEANS, RIVERS AND BEACHES? The ocean and the life within it are incredibly important. Aside from the water we drink, the ocean produces half the air we breathe every day. So itâs a no-brainer that keeping it clean and healthy is critical to our survival. But keeping our rivers and beaches free of trash pollution is just as important. Rivers contribute up to 20% of ocean plastic pollution overall. They are the arteries that carry waste from land to the ocean and itâs important we cut off that problem upstream. And trash on beaches can inevitably make its way into the water and harm coastal habitats, which is why we are focusing our attention on cleaning up all three. HOW ARE WE ACTUALLY GOING TO CLEAN UP ALL THIS TRASH? Weâre glad you asked. Because 30M pounds is A LOT of trash. Weâre dividing our work among three points of intervention: beaches, rivers and oceans. Beaches With the experts at Ocean Conservancy, weâll send professional crews to clean up some of the most iconic, vulnerable beaches on the planet. Weâll also be holding safe, locally-hosted events leveraging Ocean Conservancyâs International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) network so #TeamSeas members can roll up their sleeves and see the impact theyâre making firsthand, one pound of trash at a time. The ICC is the largest beach cleanup network in the world (more than 340 million pounds of trash have been collected from beaches in its 35 year history!) and with your help weâll make it even bigger. Rivers For our rivers, #TeamSeas will fund Interceptorsâ˘, The Ocean Cleanupâs cutting-edge river cleanup technologies that collect trash before it can reach the ocean. The Ocean Cleanup has several Interceptor⢠solutions already deployed at some of the worldâs most polluted rivers to catch plastic and trash upstream. #TeamSeas will support the expansion and continued operation of this work as The Ocean Cleanup takes aim at the 1% of rivers which contribute 80% of the trash flowing into the ocean from rivers. Oceans Lost, abandoned and discarded fishing gear â or ghost gear â is some of the deadliest ocean trash, and is super tricky to recover. #TeamSeas will work with Ocean Conservancyâs Global Ghost Gear InitiativeÂŽ to go to ghost gear âgraveyards,â where weâll identify and float the abandoned gear to the surface. From there itâll be hooked onto boat cranes and removed from the ocean forever. đđđđđ¨ Check out https://toysandcolors.com/
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