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Life Below Water 🌊 SDG 14 🐚 Sustainable Development Goals for Kids

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Educational video for children that talks about the fourteenth of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), life below water. Underwater life is the set of ecosystems that exisit in seas and oceans. They are super important to humans for several reasons: they act as the planet's climate regulator and provide us with food, raw materials and energy resources.

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The water is everything every drop count's.

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The latest stories from our Planet or Plastic? series-a multiyear effort to raise awareness about the global plastic waste crisis.

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The latest stories from our Planet or Plastic? series-a multiyear effort to raise awareness about the global plastic waste crisis.

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Ocean Plastics

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Plastic debris is collecting in every corner of our oceans at a rapid pace and wreaking havoc on sea life. National Geographic explorer Heather Koldewey has a profit-making solution to remove one major offender: discarded fishing nets. She shares practical solutions for cleaning up waterways and motivating the world to take action.

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How scientists gather data about ocean pollution

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How scientists gather data about ocean pollution

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Underwater Discovery and Adventure: The Story of Jacques Cousteau

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Sylvia Earle: Legendary Explorer Fights to Save Underwater Paradise

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Brain Pop

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Plunge into the undersea world of Jacques Cousteau, a pioneering filmmaker and conservationist who revealed the many wonders of the deep!

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The Ocean Clean Up Project - How It Works

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The Ocean Clean Up Project - How It Works

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The Ocean Cleanup System 001 Explained |  | Cleaning Oceans

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The latest stories from our Planet or Plastic? series-a multiyear effort to raise awareness about the global plastic waste crisis.

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Are Microplastics becoming a problem in our water?

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Explore National Geographic. A world leader in geography, cartography and exploration.

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Plastic debris is collecting in every corner of our oceans at a rapid pace and wreaking havoc on sea life. National Geographic explorer Heather Koldewey has a profit-making solution to remove one major offender: discarded fishing nets. She shares practical solutions for cleaning up waterways and motivating the world to take action.

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What Happens to the Plastic We Throw Out

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What Happens to the Plastic We Throw Out

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What Happens to the Plastic We Throw Out

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How a piece of trash can travel from land to Henderson Island, an uninhabited, remote island in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean.

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This is a group that organises monthly beach clean ups in Singapore

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We pull plastic directly out of the ocean. Through our work, we are creating permanent change in the top seven most polluted areas of the world.

Why we exist

Our mission is to preserve the marine environment by ridding the ocean of plastic for good. We exist to clean, conserve, and educate. Our seas and oceans are the most important ecosystem on Earth. We want to help protect all the wonderful life which call them home.

Ocean Plastic Pollution is a symptom of a broken system. With your help, we can find a solution.

What we do

Seven Clean Seas have developed the world's first plastic-offsetting service. We work with companies to pull plastic out of the ocean on their behalf. We help companies neutralise the impact they make on our planet and seas. Supply chains can be laden with plastic, our seas shouldn't be.

How we do what we do

Plastic pollution is a global problem. But it's born from a lack of infrastructure for responsible plastic consumption at a local level, repeated millions of times over. We work with local coastal communities to install working waste management collection services. These stop plastic ever entering the marine environment of an ecologically important Marine Protected Area. These projects help educate, create jobs and protect the livelihoods in these communities.

It starts with rivers

An estimated 70% of all ocean plastic originates from Rivers. Seven Clean Seas has developed a revolutionary high volume, low cost River Plastic Recovery System to collect plastics before they ever reach the ocean.

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We pull plastic directly out of the ocean. Through our work, we are creating permanent change in the top seven most polluted areas of the world. Why we exist Our mission is to preserve the marine environment by ridding the ocean of plastic for good. We exist to clean, conserve, and educate.

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When Your Job Is Saving The Ocean | How She Works