#skyoceanrescue

[lucapiercing]

Sky Ocean Rescue. Un mare da salvare. Via la plastica monouso entro il 2020. . #skyoceanrescue #skyitalia #unmaredasalvare #vialaplastica #plasticamonouso #stopplastica #ourplanetdaily #ourocean #aplastictide #plasticwhale #plasticus #malta #londra #london #londonbridge #millenniumbridge #oceanhero (presso Somewhere in the Pacific Ocean) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBnNQBHoGxP/?igshid=1kppgmrh9xeqy

[8postcards]

Saving plastics from the Ocean What a amazing day at Imperial Collage for the #Plastichack #plastichackathon and so proud to be a finalist. well done Dhruv #Boruahfoundation . . . #oceanplastic #skyoceanrescue https://www.instagram.com/p/BtrSwOPhrdG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gijk512l1k9g

[jobyboughey1]

The Sky Ocean Rescue campaign have partnered with the English Premier League, to raise awareness of the environmental issues caused by single use plastic. This will hopefully inspire all premiere clubs and their fans to reduce their plastic usage. Be part of the change and start making a difference today! . . . #plasticwastesolutions #skyoceanrescue #premierleague #savetheoceans #savethesealife https://www.instagram.com/p/BoUgq7oB7pw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d2syeowrh7tz

[southendbeachcare-blog]

Our good Friends Saltwater Beach Cafe have been looking after the team from Sky doing a beach clean at Chalkwelll, it’s refreshing that a company of this size is showing so much concern for the marine environment and has a plan to eradicate all single use plastic! #cleanup #skyoceanrescue #saltwaterbeachcafe #southendbeachcare #keepbritaintidy #beachcleanup (at Saltwater Beach Cafe)

[re5etuk]

Luckily he’d got a few carrier bags spare and could save 5p #oceanplastic #seapollution #carrierbags #plasticwaste #ocean #skyoceanrescue #plasticpollution #oceanrescue #plasticwhale #clickclickclick #dolphin #whale #turtles #ecofriendly

[arugulaandrocket]

Russbe Reusable Snack & Sandwich Bags are perfect for back to school lunches - now available from @amazonuk . #backtoschool #schoollunch #sandwichbags #sandwichlove #packedlunch @russbe_lunch #skyoceanrescue #oceanhero #stopplasticpollution #amazonprime #amazon

[bobrhodesphotos]

#sky ocean rescue plastic whale on the #southbanklondon be an #oceanhero stop using single use plastic #skyoceanrescue @skynews (at Tower Bridge)

[supersustystories]

Sky to the (ocean) rescue 

WHAT IT IS

Broadcasting company Sky’s Ocean Rescue campaign calls for action to rid our seas of ocean plastic.

An interactive website, dedicated Facebook and Twitter channels, a documentary titled ‘A Plastic Tide’, and celebrity advocates like Sir Richard Branson, Prince Charles and Tom Peake, all contribute to the campaign.

WHAT WE LOVED

There’s so much information at your fingertips. Choose between watching videos, reading articles, following Twitter, or liking Facebook.

What’s the point of a campaign if people won’t act on it? Sky’s Join in webpage sets the ball rolling with behaviour change tips: go plastic free, join beach clean ups, eat sustainable fish.

WHAT WE LEARNED

The shock factor has its place. Dissection videos of a bird’s plastic-clogged innards are not for the faint-hearted but reveal the consequences of our throw-away culture.

Mobilise people with scary stats: ‘by 2050 all the plastic in the ocean could weigh more than all the fish.’

WHAT WOULD WE DO DIFFERENTLY?

Why not juice every last drop of celebrity involvement for what it’s worth? Snippets of a stern looking Prince Charles explaining ocean pollution problems would rake in the social media likes.

HOW WELL DOES IT SUPPORT THE BRAND?

8/10