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Companies Saving the Planet

Awareness, education, and action groups.

Plastic Free July

A-Z Plastic Alternatives

Click Learn More for their list of plastic free alternatives to single use plastic.

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Based in Australia

Plastic Free July
5 Gyres
Stop Suckig
Kokua
Planet Love Life

Stop Sucking

The Lonely Whale - Adrian Grenier

They focus on ocean pollution, and started the "stop sucking" campaign.

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They also do great collabs with other companies fighting plastic pollution.

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Check out their instagram, or website below.

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Kokua Foundation

Kokua Foundation

Plastic Free Hawaii

They focus on educating children about recycling, and organize beach cleanups in Hawaii.

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They have an awesome online store of reusable items, with artwork by Heather Brown.

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Planet Love Life made a bracelet with a Kokua Foundation charm.

Planet Love Life

Bracelets from recycled fish nets

Ghost nets are dangerous for marine life, so they do coastal cleanups, and make bracelets, keychains, and neclaces out of the rope to fund their projects

Planet Love Life bracelet
5 Gyres

5 Gyres

Fighting plastic pollution

Using science to put an end to plastic and Styrofoam pollution, and finding alternatives.

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A 1% For the Planet member, and started the Voices 4 Oceans project.

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Check out their #Plasticfree Shopping Guide for reusable items, and corporate partnerships with other companies fighting plastic pollution.

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Based in Los Angeles

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4 Ocean

Cleaning up Ocean Plastic

4Ocean organizes beach cleanups and off-short cleanups to remove plastic from the ocean.
They fund these projects by selling bracelets, coming out with a new color, for a new focus each month.

4 Ocean bracelet
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Beesponsible

Feeding bees with local flowers

"We can thank bees & other pollinators for nearly 1/3 of the food we eat.

8 bee species have been declared endangered by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife service.

Bees benefit from flowering Weeds such as white clover & dandelions.

Not all bees live in hives. About 70% of native bee species create nests in the ground.

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Feed bees with these flowers:

Bee balm, hyssop, cosmos, lavender, blanket flower & purple coneflower."

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Visit their site to lean more about what to plant in your yard, or patio, and buy some honey from your region to support their cause.

4 Ocean
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Color Cycle

Got old markers?

Crayola has created a recycling program for your old, dried out markers.

Start a collection at school, and send them back to be properly recycled!

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