Nets and Bins wins - Eco-Friendly Nets & Bins for Beaches

Collected plastic during Community Cleanup at the local shoreline and harbourfront of Hamilton in Spring. Plastic is sorted by colour.

Join Nets and Bins in our mission to protect beaches from pollution with biodegradable solutions. Together, we can keep our shores clean and beautiful for future generations. Take the first step towards a cleaner beach today!

Eco-Friendly Nets & Bins for Beaches

Sustainable bins made from biodegradable materials to promote responsible waste disposal and reduce landfill impact.

Eco-Friendly Trash Bins

Durable and eco-friendly nets designed to reduce plastic waste on beaches, breaking down naturally without harming the environment.

Biodegradable Beach Nets

Complete kits including biodegradable nets and gloves to empower community beach cleanups and protect marine life.

A plastic water bottle found during a beach cleanup in Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. During the summer, seasonal beaches are overrun with visitors, and we find overwhelming amounts of single use plastics littered across the sand. You can help by leaving the beach cleaner than you found it, and making small changes to your everyday life. Respect the ocean. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

Beach Cleanup Kits

Partnership programs for businesses to contribute to beach conservation through sustainable products and volunteer initiatives.

Grom surfer participating in a surfers against sewage beach clean on Croyde Beach in Croyde Bay, North Devon, UK.

Corporate Beach Stewardship Programs

Tailored biodegradable net products designed to meet specific needs of local communities and environmental projects.

Customizable Net Solutions

Interactive sessions teaching the importance of using biodegradable products and how to reduce beach pollution effectively.

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Educational Workshops

Our Eco-Friendly Solutions

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Single-use plastic water bottles found during a beach cleanup in New Hampshire. Plastic bottles like this are a waste of money, and plastic. Invest in a re-usable water bottle to help prevent this from happening on your local beach. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

Two Indonesian males clean the beach on behalf of ocean cleanup group. OCG is a free ocean search engine that cleans the ocean. 

Girl cleaning the beach in Bali, wearing Ocean Cleanup Group t-shirt. Lots of plastic pollution in Indonesia. OCG Saving the ocean

Some garbage found during a quick beach cleanup in Massachusetts. This is just a snapshot of all the plastic debris we found littered across a half mile stretch of coastline. Plastic pollution is a real issue that we can all help to solve. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

Ocean cleanup group (OCG) remove branches and fishing nets from the beach in Bali. Plastic fishing nets pose a huge problem for the environment and marine life.

A pile of single use plastic water bottles found during a beach cleanup in Barbados. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

A beach cleanup that I helped organize in Barbados. We collected hundreds of plastic water bottles, along with a variety of other single use plastics that washed in with the tide. Single use plastics threaten the health of our oceans, and we can all do something to help prevent it. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

A single-use plastic water bottle recovered during a recent beach cleanup in Jones Beach, NY. YOU can help prevent this by bringing less plastic items to the beach, and opting for re-usable water bottles instead! Save you money, and the ocean! Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

Found these single use plastic utensils during a recent beach cleanup in New York. During the Summer our beaches get crowded, garbages fill up quickly, and plastic debris flies away with the wind. Bring less plastic with you to the beach in the first place, and help prevent this from happening. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography

The OCG team cleans the Canggu beach in Bali, Indonesia. Every day, paid staff at Ocean Cleanup Group come and clean the beach from plastic.

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From a beach cleanup in Bathsheba, Barbados. Just one of the many plastic items we found washed up along the coast here. These plastic six-pack rings pose a serious threat to life in the ocean - who can become entangled in the plastic. Follow on Instagram @wildlife_by_yuri, and find more free plastic pollution photos at: https://www.wildlifebyyuri.com/free-ocean-photography