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Ocean Net Launches 10th Anniversary Year

Newfoundland and Labrador Environmental Action Team (NEAT) program
 

INVITATION TO CELEBRATE
THE 5TH ANNUAL ‘OCEAN NET DAY”
IN YOUR COMMUNITY


MEDIA RELEASE:
Ocean Net Day – Friday, September 19, 2008

EVERY DAY
is Oceans Day at Ocean Net

Ocean Net Combats Climate Change, Oceans Day 2007
 

Ocean Net's Earth Day 2008


Ocean Net’s FRIENDS OF BEACHES Network!

  Since being founded in 1997, over 30,000 Newfoundlanders and Labradorians have cleaned over 1,500 beach, shoreline, and underwater areas across this beautiful province.  Ocean Net is very proud of the passion and diligence of its community volunteers! 

 

Ocean Net is now delighted to announce its new FRIENDS OF BEACHES Network!  With this program, we hope to increase the renowned success of our cleanups over the past 10 years.  To learn more about Ocean Net's FRIENDS OF BEACHES Network, just click here!  As always you can REGISTER ONLINE, and have access to the following information:

Ocean Net extends sincere thanks to its network of volunteers in communities throughout the province, its public and private sector partners, and other environmental and community organizations which have played a role in the achievement of this significant milestone.


 
"BECOME A GREEN COMMUNITY - Adopt our 10-Point Lifestyle Challenge"



 

TEN NL COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN OCEAN NET’S
‘GREEN COMMUNITY CHALLENGE’


 


“Join Ocean Net's 2008 Friends of The Beaches Cleanup Program"

ENDORSEMENTS
BASIC DIRECTIONS FOR A SUCCESSFUL BEACH CLEANUP
 BEACH CLEANUP POSTER
INVENTORY FORM - BEACH CLEANUP
REGISTRATION FORM
ONLINE REGISTRATION

 

Oceanic Oil Pollution and the Effects in Newfoundland and Labrador
GET INVOLVED, BECOME A MEMBER. SUPPORT OUR CONSERVATION EFFORTS WITH DONATIONS OF 'ECO DOLLARS'.   OUR ALL-VOLUNTEER EFFORTS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR AND ABROAD.   YOU TOO CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE ....WE ARE!

"Analysis of Beach Litter Volumes,
Sources and Movements of Selected Coastline
of the Avalon Peninsula, Newfoundland and Labrador"


Local Students Take Action to Eliminate Marine Disaster

"TIRE BURNING IN NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR"

 

OCEAN NET PROCLAMATION

YOUTH AND THE OCEANS CONFERENCE



First Annual Ocean Net Day








Ocean Net Day 2006






  Letter To Schools

 Youth and The Oceans 2008 Registration




Youth and The Oceans
9th Annual Conference 2007
St. Johns, NL



Youth and The Oceans
1st Annual Conference 2007
Corner Brook, NL

  Youth and The Oceans 2007 Winners

 
Letter To Schools


  Registration Form

  Register Online

  Essay Competition/YESA Award

  Conference Agenda

 
Eco-Champs 2006

  Youth and The Oceans Pictures

  Middle Cove YOC Action component 2006
 



 

Post YOC Media Release

Youth and The Oceans Conference 2005

 


 

YOC 2003 Pictures

Post Conference Report: YOC 2003

"Sean McCann of 'GREAT BIG SEA'

"Ocean Net Cares"

WHO ARE WE

AWARDS

Clean-up Committee

Mission Statement

Who Are We?

Teenager joins fight to protect oceans


 


Ocean Net Founder Wins National Environmental Award


Doug  Wheeler Award



Presented by TCR to Ocean Net.
Photo:  Minister Tom Hedderson, TCR;
Bob O'Brien and Rick Stanley, Ocean Net

Ocean Net Praised
 Local Hero Award
Environmental Award
Recognition Award Winners

 

CHAPTERS
Chapter Guidelines

BEACH CLEAN-UPS

Map of Beach Clean-ups on the island of Newfoundland

Map of Beach Clean-ups on the main land of Labrador

 


Eric Trudell - The Murphy Centre

Bauline


Bay Roberts


Bell Island


Bonavista


Conception Bay/ Topsail


Fortune/ Grand Bank


Nigeria


Pretty Safe Enterprise


Purbeck's Cove


St.Anthony


Murphy Centre


Westport

 

 



 







Divers at St.Thomas Beach
Pumpkin Carving and Beach Clean Up
Oct 2001

 

JUNIOR CHAPTERS

Main River Academy in Pollards Point

Baie Verte

Bareneed

Beachy Cove

Bird Cove

Blackhead Village

Bonne Bay S. [Woody Point] & Rocky Harbour
 
Botwood


Burgeo

Burin

Burlington, NL

Cape Broyle


Carbonear

Colliers

Conche

Dildo

East Coast Trail

Flower's Cove

Francois

Frenchman's Cove

Fresh Water
 
Harbour Breton

Joe Batts Arms

John Noble's Beach in Dover
 
La Scie

Lamaline

Lance Cove/Bell Island

Little Harbour /Harbour Mille

Long Island

Marysvale

Middle Arm


Middle Cove

Musgrave Harbour

Nain

Northern Arm

O'Donnell's, St. Mary's Bay

Old Perlican

Outer Cove Beach      

Placentia Beach

Point May

Point Verde

Port Saunders

Portugal Cove

Ramea

Raleigh

Sandy Cove Beach in Elliston

Seldom

Ship Cove

South Brook

Southern Harbor 

St-Lunaire-Griquet

St. Phillips

St. Vincent's

Torbay

Tors-Cove

Trinity

Triton

Upper Amherst Cove

Whiteway

Witless Bay

Woodstock

ACTIVITIES - COMMUNITY CLEAN-UP

"ECO-CHAMP" PROGRAM


Raleigh on the Great Northern Peninsula


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"Pretty Safe Enterprise"


EcoChamp Schools Cleanup Activities
 


 

The Oceans Need Your Help
 

Registration Form


Inventory Form


Basic Directions for Beach Cleanup


Beach Cleanup Poster


Online Registration



2005 Winners

The GAIA group of Ascention Collegiate
in Bay Roberts
Winners of Ocean Net's 2006
"Eco-Champ" Award


 

PRESENTATIONS

TIPS

Cubs

Burlington


Pius X Cubs
Boaters Tips

Beach Goers Tips 

HAPPENINGS

CAMP STARFISH

 

2006 "Water Festival"


Ocean Net and The Waterford
    Foundation Need Your Recyclables



Ocean Net extends cleanup challenge


International Day of the Volunteer!


Oil Pollution


Petition - The Seas Are In Trouble


Call To Action!


Ocean Net Visits Hall's Bay



Efford condemns ocean polluters

Big Donation

Netscape/A 3D Art Piece

 

 

THE SHELL ENVIRONMENTAL FUND








 

Camp Starfish 2007 BURGEO

Camp Starfish 2006 BURGEO

Camp Starfish 2006 WHITEWAY

Camp Starfish 2006 - Bell Island

Camp Starfish 2005

Camp Starfish 2004

Click here to see photo's of 2003


 


Camp Starfish 2002

EFFECTS OF GHOST NETS

GARBAGE CLEANUP

Impact of Ghostnets
 
Gill nets on the way out?
 
Effects of Ghost Nets Photo's

Photos courtesy of
 Swedish Environmental Protection Agency


 


A special thank you to all the volunteers who have helped clean our oceans!

 
Some of the garbage removed from the ocean.


Nets


Oven

  

Bike

 

NEWS RELEASES

POLAR BEAR DIPS


OCEAN NET EXTENDS ‘OCEANS DAY’ STEWARDSHIP CHALLENGE THROUGHOUT NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR

'CLEAN UP THE WORLD’
GLOBAL INITIATIVE


Clean Up The World Pictures

Earthday 2006 Pics

Ocean's Day Media Release 06/06

News Release 10/00

News Article

Media Update 09/99

News Release 1999

 

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5th Annual Polar Bear Dip 01/01/02

Polar Bear Dip 01/01/01

Polar Bear Dip 1999

 

 

CONTESTS

 



 

 

 

SEA WEB:
Without a healthy ocean there would be no life on earth.   The ocean is the source of much of our air, water and food supply.

Today the ocean is in serious trouble.  We can no longer take the ocean for granted as an infinite food source, or a dumping ground for our waste.

Indeed, the drastic decline of the ocean could be the most important environmental problem facing us in the 21st century.



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This cruising adventure  on July 26th, 2000 celebrated the Vikings landing in North America 1000 years ago

RECOMMENDED READING
Sea Change
by Sylvia A. Earle
"A moving plea for the preservation of the oceans... An adventure story and a tribute to all creatures great and small. Tragically, it is a eulogy, a Rachel Carson - like warning of the silent tide inexorably approaching" The New York Times Book Review
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"I have no message for anybody.  I am not wiser than others.  Be careful, think about the world your children will inherit" Jacques Yves Cousteau

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