#PlasticPatrol is a nationwide campaign to rid our inland waterways of plastic pollution.

 

A staggering 80% of marine debris comes from inland sources – including our canals and rivers. The Plastic Patrol mission is to combat the global plastic crisis by stopping the problem at its source – in our waterways.

#PlasticPatrol is about engaging people with the issue of plastic pollution through adventure and nature, helping to safeguard our seas for the future.

 
 
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Where it all began

In May 2016 I became the first person in history to paddleboard the length of England's waterways, solo and unsupported. 

I completed the 400 mile journey in 22 days, plotting more than 2000 photos of plastic. I earned international recognition for this and I realised I had a duty to continue my mission to rid the world of single use plastic and to join others on my journey by creating #PlasticPatrol.

Plastic patrol has now over 1000 volunteers and we have logged 52K photos, ridding the UK of 189 tonne bags of plastic. We are on a mission to continue to rid the world of plastic pollution.

Find out more at www.plasticpatrol.co.uk

 

Be part of the movement by logging your photos