Glass Fragments OR&R's Marine Debris Program

Glass Fragments OR&R's Marine Debris Program

Glass fragments are pieces of larger glass items that cannot be identified, or are less than 50% of the original item. If glass fragments have been in the environment for long periods of time, they may become weathered and the edges may smooth out and they may have a frosty appearance (e.g. sea glass). Newly fragmented glass pieces are likely sharp, so take care in picking up these items (use gloves or scooper to remove sharp pieces of glass).

Multimedia OR&R's Marine Debris Program

Jars OR&R's Marine Debris Program

Coordination and harmonization of a marine plastic debris monitoring program for beaches in the Wider Caribbean Region: Identifying strategic pathways forward - ScienceDirect

Microplastics in the Weddell Sea (Antarctica): A Forensic Approach for Discrimination between Environmental and Vessel-Induced Microplastics

Role of protected area in reducing marine and plastic litter: A case study from India's first Marine Protected Area and comparison with Non‐Protected Areas - Baroth - 2022 - Journal of Industrial

Marine debris occurrence and treatment: A review - ScienceDirect

Home Marine Debris Tracker

Mapping coastal marine debris using aerial imagery and spatial analysis - ScienceDirect

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Pacific Islands OR&R's Marine Debris Program

Frontiers Temporal Trends and Potential Drivers of Stranded Marine Debris on Beaches Within Two US National Marine Sanctuaries Using Citizen Science Data

New Tools for Collecting and Exploring Marine Debris Data

The Truth About Garbage Patches

Major sources and monthly variations in the release of land-derived marine debris from the Greater Jakarta area, Indonesia

Major sources and monthly variations in the release of land-derived marine debris from the Greater Jakarta area, Indonesia