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Thunder Bay International Film Festival all weekend in Alpena | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Thunder Bay International Film Festival all weekend in Alpena | News, Sports, Jobs

ALPENA ­— Immerse yourself in the best ocean and Great Lakes films on Earth at the Thunder Bay International Film Festival this weekend in Alpena. The fest

Blue Water Heroes: Three Asian changemakers recognised at second edition of awards for ocean conservation - Vimarsana News

Blue Water Heroes: Three Asian changemakers recognised at second edition of awards for ocean conservation

The winners, who hailed from Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines, are leading organisations in furthering plastic waste reduction and the protection of marine life.

'Protecting the world's wild places:' Aurora Expeditions releases first impact report - Vimarsana News

'Protecting the world's wild places:' Aurora Expeditions releases first impact report

Aurora Expeditions has released its 'Impact Report 2022-2023', titled ‘Protecting the world’s wild places’, it marks the first report of its kind for the expedition operator.

Microfiber plastic pollution found in the Antarctic - Vimarsana News

Microfiber plastic pollution found in the Antarctic

RICHMOND, BC, July 11, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Ocean Legacy Foundation (OLF), a Canadian non-profit organization that develops and implements worldwide...

Ocean Legacy Foundation's research shows microfiber plastic pollution found in the Antarctic - Vimarsana News

Ocean Legacy Foundation's research shows microfiber plastic pollution found in the Antarctic

Over 400 million tons of plastic is produced each year worldwide, half of which is for single-use items, and 8 to 13 metric tons of plastic ends up in the ocean each year, making up 80 per cent of all marine pollution.