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If you haven't taken the Ocean Wise Plastic Challenge yet take a few minutes to complete our easy waste audit for individuals and families

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Have you taken the challenge? The first step in addressing your use of unnecessary plastic is to take the Ocean Wise Plastic Challenge. Then you'll be ready to take on solutions that will help you the most!

Here are 12 simple ways for you to make a difference, by thinking ahead, planning things out, and reducing your consumption of unnecessary plastics. Try one challenge a month, or review them all and incorporate them into your daily life. We applaud you for taking the initiative to reduce unnecessary plastic.

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Lead a Shoreline Cleanup

Help us stop the leak of plastic litter into our water ways and leave our beaches cleaner for the next generation

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Take the Ocean Wise Plastic Challenge

Measuring your household plastic footprint.

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We have a decade to turn the tide. Help us make the change we need

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Reach for a Better Receipt with EcoChit x Seaforestation

EcoChit x Seaforestation receipt paper product line is a simple way for  businesses to help Ocean Wise restore, plant and manage our underwater forests!

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Ocean Wise is based in the traditional and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the xÊ·məθkwÉ™yÌ“É™m (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and SÉ™lÌ“ílwÉ™taÊ”/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We work across Turtle Island and beyond, supporting Indigenous peoples in their vital work on ocean conservation and biodiversity whenever possible or as we are invited to.