Seabin project

The Seabin is an automated marina rubbish collection device located in the water of marinas collecting all floating rubbish, oils, fuels and detergents...

If you happen to walk by Toronto's Outer Harbour Marina, you might notice three garbage cans floating in the water. But don't worry! They're supposed…

To combat the plastics and other trash piling up in the ocean, Seabin Project is working to install hundreds of its floating garbage cans at marinas and ports around the world.

Floating bins set up in bid to keep London's waters free from plastic. The receptacles have been designed as part of the Seabin Project, a company set up by surfers and former boat-builders, Andrew Turton and Pete Ceglinski. The pair launched the company in 2015 with the ultimate goal of “having pollution-free oceans for our future generations”. The first Seabin prototype was launched in Mallorca, Spain, in 2016.

Our Emeryville Marina was the recipient of a new the V5 Seabin as part of an effort to educate the public on their efforts to keep Marinas like ours clean.

The Seabin Project is a trash can affixed to a dock that has a large fiber catch bag, collecting plastic debris as water is pumped through the system.

Four years ago, after a lifetime of visiting harbors and marinas choked with trash, Australian yachtsman Andrew Turton decided to do something about the plastic pollution problem.

A unique Australian invention aimed at reducing marine pollution is set to be made available in up to 17 countries next year, with a prototype undergoing final trials in luxury European marinas.

The Seabin Project is a simple solution to our oceans pollution, cleaning one marina at a time.

We will be keeping it clean 24/7 with the help of this @seabin_project that’s being installed on the docks today! 💙🌎🌊♻️⁣ ⁣ ⁣ We’re also…

Two Australian surfers are trying to tackle the planet's water pollution problem head-on, by developing a device that functions as an automated floating trash bin for the world's oceans.

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Seabin is designed to continuously remove rubbish and contaminants from the ocean’s surface.

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Andrew Turton and Pete Ceglinski is raising funds for Seabin Project. Cleaning our oceans one marina at a time. on Kickstarter! Seabin Project. An automated rubbish bin that lives in the water of marinas and collects floating rubbish, oil, fuel & detergents 24/7

We have created an automated marina rubbish bin that collects floating rubbish, debris | Check out 'Cleaning the oceans one marina at a time' on Indiegogo.

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Dreamt up by two Australian surfers who had grown tired of taking to the local waters amid floating plastic and rubbish, the Seabin is a water filtering system designed for contained environments like yacht clubs, marinas and ports.

Floating Seabin prototype by Pete Ceglinski and Andrew Turton