Julia Nicholson is one of our Seabin Sydney Volunteers, an environmental engineer who works at an environmental consulting company specialising in contaminated land, she is dedicated to cleaning up Sydney Harbour.

I’ve been working on a project that aims to show how Seabins can monitor marine trash and collect valuable data, get the community thinking about this issue and of course, remove rubbish from the harbour.

Discovery Australia joins forces with Seabin Project to help clean up Sydney Harbour in world-first program Discovery Australia today announced a new partnership with Australian clean tech startup, Seabin Project, to help reduce plastic...

Making environmental awareness fun for young people, Seabin Project European GM, Paola, arranged a fun day out for 30 enthusiastic school students. Thanks to everyone from Mar de Fondo, Port Adriano and Pizzería La Oca for supporting...

Seabin Project Volunteer Mario is volunteering his valuable time as part of the Sydney City Pilot Program. Each week, Mario heads to the Marina, maintains the Seabins by emptying them, cleaning the oil pads, then he goes about sorting...

Pyrmont's Waterfront is now the home to Sydney's fourth floating garbage bin. Skimming the marina's surface, the Seabin will make light work of some of the thousands of pieces of floating debris and plastics that enter Sydney's waterways....

The team at Seabin Project are working to have the technology in constant evolution and are using every opportunity to further develop its debris recovering capabilities, for cleaner oceans. Learn how we are tackling microfibers head...

Without healthy oceans, there is no life. Oceans are the life blood of our planet and humankind and it is in our best interest to keep them clean.

We compared a standard micro plastic sampling method commonly used by scientists (a Manta trawl, a specific net dragged behind a boat) with another method consisting of a small modification to the standard Seabin filter. Both methods...