Tangaroa Blue launches phone app to track rubbish polluting Mid Coast waterways

By Ainslee Dennis
Updated August 30 2018 - 12:36pm, first published August 7 2018 - 1:00pm
Tangaroa Blue managing director Heidi Taylor holds her phone displaying the new Australian Marine Debris Initiative app. She recently visited the region to rally community groups, organisations and individuals to use it including (from left) Rye Gollan, Kyrsten Banks, Erin Masters, John Elcoate, Bill Dennis and Chris Sheed.
Tangaroa Blue managing director Heidi Taylor holds her phone displaying the new Australian Marine Debris Initiative app. She recently visited the region to rally community groups, organisations and individuals to use it including (from left) Rye Gollan, Kyrsten Banks, Erin Masters, John Elcoate, Bill Dennis and Chris Sheed.

Riding the wave of public interest in reducing rubbish on our coast and in our waterways is Tangaroa Blue Foundation. It is hoping to focus increasing public interest in protecting our waterways and motivate community groups to take action.

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