Every year, between 4 and 12 million metric tonnes of plastic make their way into the ocean. Plastic pollution in the water has an influence on sea turtles, whales, seabirds, fish, coral reefs, and a variety of other marine animals and environments. In fact, scientists believe that nearly all seabirds and more than half of the world's marine turtles have eaten plastic at some point in their lives.

To reduce our accumulating pollution, we must contribute to stop marine pollution by recycling and utilizing. decomposable materials instead of plastic or glass