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Ocean Sole is making an art statement out of plastic pollution

Event Network, a leading operator of retail stores for experiential attractions, has unveiled its latest store remodel at Zoo Atlanta.

An 11-year-old Durban boy, who has authored a book on conservation, has raised nearly R10 000 to fund the well-being of seabirds. 



Nairobi, Oct 7 (EFE).- A non-profit in Kenya is raising awareness of pollution and empowering local communities by turning flip flops found along beaches and waterways into art. Ocean Sole was founded by Julie Church, who was inspired by children making makeshift toys out of discarded flip flops in Kenya’s coastal region. Church started encouraging …

Artisans working at Ocean Sole in Nairobi, Kenya, are turning discarded and dirty flip flops into beautiful artwork, in the process cleaning up pollution on the countrys beaches.

Romario Valentine is encouraging an entire generation to protect the planet.

‘I hope it will encourage kids to become earth guardians.’

One company in Kenya is taking upcycling and beach cleanup to a whole new level by transforming old flip-flops into incredible art.

<strong>Cabana</strong> was held July 16–18 at the <strong>Miami Beach Convention Center</strong> in Miami Beach, Fla., to retail buyers in search of what’s next, and they were not disappointed.

A blight on the beach, discarded flip flops are recycled and turned into colourful toys.