They are MSC and ASC certified which mean they promote sustainability, traceability and seasonality.Īs beach crowds increase, so does the amount of trash left behind or blown away. I bought my seafood from ,responsible seafood.
Print or download a guide from Seafood Watch to help you make sustainable choices when you buy or order seafood, and learn about eco-certification of seafood. We know it’s hard to know what fish are okay to eat, which is why you can turn to these helpful resources: These products support unsustainable fishing and threaten important species and ecosystems.Ĭhoose seafood that is healthy for you and the oceans from well-managed, wild fisheries. Don’t support cosmetics that contain shark squalene, jewelry made of coral or sea turtle shell, souvenir shells of conchs, nautiluses and other animals, and single-use plastics like straws and water bottles that can end up in our oceans. Put on a sweater in the winter instead of turning up your thermostat. Turn off the lights when you leave a room. Ride a bike, walk or use public transportation rather than driving a car. only buy products in glass or plant based containers. bring your own utensils 🍴 and reusable straw. 
bring your own coffee mug ☕️ for your daily fix.An estimated 17.6 billion pounds of plastic leaks into the marine environment yearly-that’s roughly equivalent to dumping a garbage truck full of plastic into our oceans EVERY MINUTE.
The oceans face a massive and growing threat from plastics. My 5 lifestyle choices that – when adopted – can help protect and restore our oceans for our children and future generations.
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