Stop the flow of plastic into our oceans.
OceanPact is your frontline defense against marine pollution. We remove waste, restore habitats, and protect marine life from the devastating impact of single-use plastics.
Protecting marine life since 2010.
Weekly beach cleanups every Saturday.
For oceans, reefs, and coastal health.
Marine Recovery
Protecting life beneath the waves.
Pollution Impact Metrics
Plastic waste causes severe harm to marine life and human health. Track the scale of ocean pollution and see why urgent action is required to protect our planet's vital blue resources.
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Plastic Inflow
Estimated annual plastic waste entering marine ecosystems from coastal runoff.
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Species Impact
Marine animals affected by ingestion or entanglement in discarded debris.
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Microplastics
Tiny plastic particles now pervasive in global ocean currents and seafood.
Global Pollution Hotspots
Continuous data streams tracking plastic accumulation and environmental degradation across major marine zones.
Pacific Garbage Patch
North Pacific Gyre
Coastal Reef Zones
Coral Habitats
Deep Sea Trenches
Abyssal Plains
Protecting Marine Life
Trash in our oceans causes severe harm to marine animals and habitats. Learn how plastic waste impacts our ecosystems and what we can do.
Sea turtles often mistake floating plastic bags for jellyfish, their primary food source. Ingestion leads to intestinal blockages, starvation, and internal injuries.
Of sea turtles have eaten plastic
Abandoned nets and lines, known as ghost gear, drift through the ocean, trapping dolphins, seals, and seabirds, preventing them from surfacing to breathe or feed.
Of all marine litter is fishing gear
Debris settles on coral reefs, blocking sunlight and introducing pathogens. This physical damage prevents reefs from growing and supporting diverse marine ecosystems.
Decline in reef-associated species
Plastics break down into tiny particles that enter the food chain. These microplastics are consumed by fish, eventually reaching human seafood consumers.
Particles currently in ocean surface
Seabirds frequently mistake colorful plastic fragments for food. Feeding these pieces to their chicks causes malnutrition and high mortality rates in nesting colonies.
Of chicks die from plastic ingestion
Polluted beaches harm local tourism and community livelihoods. Trash accumulation destroys the natural beauty and safety of our shared coastal environments.
Of waste is preventable at source
Join Our Ocean Protection Mission
Learn how your small actions can help keep our oceans clean and safe for future generations.
Steps to Stop Ocean Waste
OCEANPACT provides a clear, four-step path to help you reduce your plastic footprint, protect marine life, and keep our beaches clean.
We help you identify single-use plastics in your daily routine and provide simple, effective alternatives to stop waste at the source.
Our guides teach you how to sort materials correctly, ensuring that items are processed properly instead of ending up in our oceans.
We organize community beach cleanups to remove existing debris, protecting marine habitats and keeping our shorelines pristine.
Every voice matters. We provide tools to help you educate your neighbors and advocate for policies that protect our blue planet.
Ocean Protection Pledge
Join 10k+ MembersCommit to keeping our oceans clean. Every small action helps protect marine life and ensures a healthy future for our planet.
Why clean oceans matter to everyone
Every piece of plastic kept out of the water protects the food on your plate, the beaches you visit, and the wildlife that keeps our planet alive.
When plastic breaks down in seawater, microscopic particles enter fish and shellfish. Keeping waterways trash-free protects the seafood you and your family eat.
Clean shorelines sustain local shops, boating charters, and coastal hospitality. Preventing waste buildup keeps seaside communities thriving and open for everyone.
Discarded nets and plastic packaging trap marine life and suffocate coral reefs. Stopping debris at the source allows ocean habitats to recover naturally.
The future of our blue planet depends on our actions
Join our community to stop plastic pollution and restore the health of our marine life.