Come to a special screening of the award-winning film A Plastic Ocean (21 minutes). Following the film there will be a presentation and discussion about local and national initiatives you may want to participate in or support.
January 22, 2020 (Vancouver, BC) – Plastic Oceans Canada is pleased to announce the Run Against Plastic, a cross-country initiative encouraging the public to help eliminate plastic pollution in Canada’s lakes, rivers, and oceans. The yearlong event represents the largest consolidated cleanup in Canadian history.
A Plastic Ocean will be screened followed by:
Q&A: Lets Rethink Plastic!
Discussion: Local and Global initiatives
Action: Students get ready to take the next steps
Plastic Oceans wants to Get the BIG IDEAS flowing, inspire INQUIRY, and help students find SOLUTIONS!
Plastic Oceans Canada welcomes you to an interactive workshop on how to effectively audit and reduce plastic use in a business environment. This workshop is open to everyone. We hope to facilitate and nurture positive discussions between business owners, employees and the general public about how to phase out single use plastics and build a greener community.
*This is a Private Event
Activities include:
Film screening: A Plastic Ocean
Q&A: Lets Rethink Plastic!
Discussion: Local and Global initiatives
Action: Students get ready to take the next steps
Plastic Oceans Canada wants to get the BIG IDEAS flowing, inspire INQUIRY, and help students find SOLUTIONS!
If you are a student, faculty member, or anyone else that cannot attend this event, not to worry, A Plastic Ocean is once again available on Netflix!
Join Plastic Oceans Canada at the Alberni Aquarium for a screening and discussion of Eating Up Easter. Learn how plastic pollution affects remote populations!
About Eating Up Easter: The people of Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, are fighting for their cultural heritage, for job opportunities, and for an island clear of trash. Meet a local ecologist, two musicians, and the island’s first Indigenous governor as they work to balance growth with sustainability on an island overflowing with tourists and growing piles of litter.
*This is a Private Event
Activities include:
Film screening: A Plastic Ocean
Q&A: Lets Rethink Plastic!
Discussion: Local and Global initiatives
Action: Students get ready to take the next steps
Plastic Oceans Canada wants to get the BIG IDEAS flowing, inspire INQUIRY, and help students find SOLUTIONS!
If you are a student, faculty member, or anyone else that cannot attend this event, not to worry, A Plastic Ocean is once again available on Netflix!
*This is a Private Event
Activities include:
Film screening: A Plastic Ocean
Q&A: Lets Rethink Plastic!
Discussion: Local and Global initiatives
Action: Students get ready to take the next steps
Plastic Oceans Canada wants to get the BIG IDEAS flowing, inspire INQUIRY, and help students find SOLUTIONS!
If you are a student, faculty member, or anyone else that cannot attend this event, not to worry, A Plastic Ocean is once again available on Netflix!
*This is a Private Event
Activities include:
Film screening: A Plastic Ocean
Q&A: Lets Rethink Plastic!
Discussion: Local and Global initiatives
Action: Students get ready to take the next steps
Plastic Oceans Canada wants to get the BIG IDEAS flowing, inspire INQUIRY, and help students find SOLUTIONS!
If you are a student, faculty member, or anyone else that cannot attend this event, not to worry, A Plastic Ocean is once again available on Netflix!
*This is a Private Event
Activities include:
Film screening: A Plastic Ocean
Q&A: Lets Rethink Plastic!
Discussion: Local and Global initiatives
Action: Students get ready to take the next steps
Plastic Oceans Canada wants to get the BIG IDEAS flowing, inspire INQUIRY, and help students find SOLUTIONS!
If you are a student, faculty member, parent, or anyone else that cannot attend this event, not to worry, A Plastic Ocean is once again available on Netflix!
