Recycling

Recycling Kit

Recycling education kit sales

Teach students why it’s important to be part of the waste solution rather than the problem. Recycling kit includes 25-activity classroom workbook for $20.

Coffs Harbour June 30th 2015

Marine Science University Student Kelsey Bannister shares the concerns of the greater Marine Science community of the alarming risk to marine life due to the huge numbers of plastic bottles washing up on North Coast New South Wales at beaches such as Wooli Beach.

Please note - This photo taken near the Marine Sciene Centre, Charlesworth Bay Coffs Harbour.

Photo Frank Redward

Why we need to talk about waste and recycling

PART ONE: There’s a lot of waste around, but it’s important to understand whether that’s a problem. We look at why we need to reduce waste and why recycling is a big part of the solution

Melbourne Water Kids Teaching Kids Conference at Collingwood Children's Farm. Vermont Primary School students Eric and Patrick with their recycling workshop.Picture : Ian Currie

Comparing Australian recycling to the rest of the world

PART FIVE: Being the best recycling country in the world is a great goal to aim for. Australia has plenty to be proud of, but there’s still lots we can improve

The South Melbourne Market banned straws from December 1, 2018. Arabella, 7, Hugo, 7, and Charley, 6, support the ban. Picture: Penny Stephens

You can be a great recycler

PART SIX: Follow our guide on how to be a good recycler to make sure nothing you throw out ends up in landfill or the ocean. You’re on your way to being a fantastic recycler

17.7.18 - Adelaide designers Ivana Milosevic and Lisa Chakiris (Ninos) with model Marianne Melito, who wears one of their swimwear designs at Electra House, Adelaide. The designers have designed a new range of swimwear 'Le Periple', using abandoned fishing nets and plastic bottles recovered from the ocean.

Picture: Bianca De Marchi

Close the recycling loop: buy it back

PART SEVEN: Being a good recycler is about more than putting everything you can into the recycling bin. To be a really good recycler, choose products made out of recycled materials

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Melbourne Water Kids Teaching Kids Conference at Collingwood Children's Farm. Vermont Primary School students Eric and Patrick with their recycling workshop.Picture : Ian Currie

Comparing Australian recycling to the rest of the world

PART FIVE: Being the best recycling country in the world is a great goal to aim for. Australia has plenty to be proud of, but there’s still lots we can improve

The South Melbourne Market banned straws from December 1, 2018. Arabella, 7, Hugo, 7, and Charley, 6, support the ban. Picture: Penny Stephens

You can be a great recycler

PART SIX: Follow our guide on how to be a good recycler to make sure nothing you throw out ends up in landfill or the ocean. You’re on your way to being a fantastic recycler

17.7.18 - Adelaide designers Ivana Milosevic and Lisa Chakiris (Ninos) with model Marianne Melito, who wears one of their swimwear designs at Electra House, Adelaide. The designers have designed a new range of swimwear 'Le Periple', using abandoned fishing nets and plastic bottles recovered from the ocean.

Picture: Bianca De Marchi

Close the recycling loop: buy it back

PART SEVEN: Being a good recycler is about more than putting everything you can into the recycling bin. To be a really good recycler, choose products made out of recycled materials

Earth in man's hands isolated on black. Much space for copy.

Your big ideas on recycling could save the world

PART EIGHT: The world needs big, new ideas to recycle the waste created by the 7.53 billion people on earth. Here are some wonderful waste ideas for the future