Live Data
Microplastic (Pellets): 187,940 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Soft: 147,091 items collected
Microplastic (Foam <5mm): 101,253 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Hard Plastic): 74,458 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Hard: 72,572 items collected
Microfibers: 49,144 items collected
Foam Pieces: 48,929 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Soft Plastic): 37,615 items collected
Ropes & Synthetic Fibres >5mm: 20,663 items collected
Plastic Food Wrappers - Soft: 19,241 items collected
Microplastic (Pellets): 187,940 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Soft: 147,091 items collected
Microplastic (Foam <5mm): 101,253 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Hard Plastic): 74,458 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Hard: 72,572 items collected
Microfibers: 49,144 items collected
Foam Pieces: 48,929 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Soft Plastic): 37,615 items collected
Ropes & Synthetic Fibres >5mm: 20,663 items collected
Plastic Food Wrappers - Soft: 19,241 items collected
Partners
New Sydney Fish Market Project All of Sydney (Multiplex, SFM, INSW) · 41.9M plastic items captured
Yamaha Motors Australia · 35.0M plastic items captured
JCDecaux · 36.8M plastic items captured
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia · 2.6M plastic items captured
Jones Bay Superyacht Marina · 9.9M plastic items captured
Discovery · 15.4M plastic items captured
Australian National Maritime Museum · 4.6M plastic items captured
New Sydney Fish Market Project (Multiplex, SFM, INSW): Blackwattle Bay · 15.5M plastic items captured
D'albora Marina · 1.2M plastic items captured
Kingspan · 2.4M plastic items captured
Multiplex · 23.0M plastic items captured
Veolia/Defence · 6.3M plastic items captured
Sydney Wharf · 894,831 plastic items captured
BMC Software · 812,433 plastic items captured
Sydney Fish Market · 3.6M plastic items captured
Multiplex NSFM · 18.9M plastic items captured
INSW · 2.2M plastic items captured
Yamaha 1 Unit · 2.8M plastic items captured
BMC Helix · 1.2M plastic items captured
Sealink Host Marina · 2.1M plastic items captured
King Street Wharf · 2.1M plastic items captured
JBS&G · 1.0M plastic items captured
Oris · 1.6M plastic items captured
Roche · 3.7M plastic items captured
Up · 2.1M plastic items captured
Manly Yacht Club · 619,962 plastic items captured
City of Sydney · 2.9M plastic items captured
UVEX · 2.1M plastic items captured
Rose Bay Marina · 441,609 plastic items captured
Kulani Kinis · 1.9M plastic items captured
SEALINK · 534,153 plastic items captured
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium · 6.1M plastic items captured
Port Authority · 298,783 plastic items captured
Koala · 2.6M plastic items captured
Aus Ethical · 876,082 plastic items captured
Eastern Tunnelling Package John Holland CPB Contractors Ghella JV · 5.2M plastic items captured
Fly Fleet · 1.3M plastic items captured
Ben & Jerry's · 794,028 plastic items captured
Park Hyatt · 160,212 plastic items captured
The Magnum Ice Cream Company · 368,954 plastic items captured
Nautica · 433,613 plastic items captured
New Sydney Fish Market Project All of Sydney (Multiplex, SFM, INSW) · 41.9M plastic items captured
Yamaha Motors Australia · 35.0M plastic items captured
JCDecaux · 36.8M plastic items captured
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia · 2.6M plastic items captured
Jones Bay Superyacht Marina · 9.9M plastic items captured
Discovery · 15.4M plastic items captured
Australian National Maritime Museum · 4.6M plastic items captured
New Sydney Fish Market Project (Multiplex, SFM, INSW): Blackwattle Bay · 15.5M plastic items captured
D'albora Marina · 1.2M plastic items captured
Kingspan · 2.4M plastic items captured
Multiplex · 23.0M plastic items captured
Veolia/Defence · 6.3M plastic items captured
Sydney Wharf · 894,831 plastic items captured
BMC Software · 812,433 plastic items captured
Sydney Fish Market · 3.6M plastic items captured
Multiplex NSFM · 18.9M plastic items captured
INSW · 2.2M plastic items captured
Yamaha 1 Unit · 2.8M plastic items captured
BMC Helix · 1.2M plastic items captured
Sealink Host Marina · 2.1M plastic items captured
King Street Wharf · 2.1M plastic items captured
JBS&G · 1.0M plastic items captured
Oris · 1.6M plastic items captured
Roche · 3.7M plastic items captured
Up · 2.1M plastic items captured
Manly Yacht Club · 619,962 plastic items captured
City of Sydney · 2.9M plastic items captured
UVEX · 2.1M plastic items captured
Rose Bay Marina · 441,609 plastic items captured
Kulani Kinis · 1.9M plastic items captured
SEALINK · 534,153 plastic items captured
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium · 6.1M plastic items captured
Port Authority · 298,783 plastic items captured
Koala · 2.6M plastic items captured
Aus Ethical · 876,082 plastic items captured
Eastern Tunnelling Package John Holland CPB Contractors Ghella JV · 5.2M plastic items captured
Fly Fleet · 1.3M plastic items captured
Ben & Jerry's · 794,028 plastic items captured
Park Hyatt · 160,212 plastic items captured
The Magnum Ice Cream Company · 368,954 plastic items captured
Nautica · 433,613 plastic items captured
Seabin

Nature Intelligence Platform

Nature Intelligence Platform

Plastic — if it's not recycled, it's in the environment.

Almost every piece of plastic ever made still exists. What isn't recycled ends up in our waterways and oceans — and eventually back in us.

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44.7B L
Filtered
35.4M
Items captured
20.4M
Microplastics
21
Seabins active

Live · Sydney Harbour · since 2020

Trusted by
Magnum
New Sydney Fish Market Project All of Sydney (Multiplex, SFM, INSW)
Yamaha Motors Australia
JCDecaux
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia
Jones Bay Superyacht Marina
Australian National Maritime Museum
New Sydney Fish Market Project (Multiplex, SFM, INSW): Blackwattle Bay
What the data shows

Monitoring plastic pollution and microplastics in Sydney Harbour since 2020.

Plastic. If it's not recycled, it's in the environment. In Australia, over 1.8 million tonnes is sent to landfill, burned or lost to the environment, including an estimated 30,000 tonnes of microplastics released into our waterways. Seabin has been working 24/7 since 2020 to monitor, reduce and remove plastic pollution in Sydney Harbour. Our environmental impact data is also used for prevention and legislation purposes.

1.8M
tonnes of plastic waste sent to landfill in Australia each year
30K
tonnes of microplastics enter Australian waterways each year
87%
of plastic waste in Australia isn't recycled
98%
of Australia's soft plastics are not recycled

How it works.

1
Deploy Hardware
2
Capture Litter
3
Catalogue Data
4
Publish Data
5
Leverage Data
The data

The top 10 brands found polluting Sydney Harbour.

Cadbury
Nestlé
Mars
Chupa Chups
Coca-Cola
Arnott's
Woolworths
Coles
Mentos
Smiths

Real brands. Real numbers. Real-time.

Every item we capture is photographed, classified and tagged to its parent brand. The result is the first audit-grade dataset on who is responsible for the plastic in Sydney Harbour — refreshed daily and publicly accessible.

  • Brand-level attribution down to product line
  • Monthly trends per brand from 2020 to today
  • Festival, event & location overlays (e.g. Vivid Sydney)
  • Open data — embeddable in ESG & impact reports
Top parent companies found in our Seabins
% share of all branded litter collected · Sydney Harbour
1
Cadbury
24.6%
2
Nestlé
10.6%
3
Mars
8.7%
4
Perfetti Van Melle
8.4%
5
Coca-Cola
6.7%
6
Arnott's
4.3%
7
Woolworths
3.1%
8
Coles
2.9%
9
Smiths
2.7%
10
Streets
2.2%

Top 5 Companies & Their Brands
Found Polluting Sydney Harbour

#1 - Cadbury
Litter Category = Plastic Food Wrappers - Soft
24.6%
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For sustainability teams at brands & councils

Our impact data gives you confidence for your sustainability reporting and marketing

Transparent environmental data you can report on.

Audit-grade ESG data

Partnering with Seabin means access to our data program, and more confidence in your sustainability-led marketing and ESG reporting.

Real environmental outcomes

Reductions and removal. No pledges, no promises. Just real-time action.

Branded impact, publicly visible

Be seen for your efforts, with your company logo and impact on our dashboard.

Manage your plastic-footprint risk

Using our custom labelling software, access to our data is just the click of a button.

Seabin gave us auditable, brand-level pollution data we'd never had before — and a credible story to take to our board and to our customers.
Sustainability Lead · Australian consumer-goods brand

Surfers, runners, outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers and simply good people.
Meet the team.

Pete Ceglinski
Pete Ceglinski
CEO & Co-Founder
Pete
CEO & Co-Founder

Started Seabin 10 years ago. Now it's a global movement. Two-time TEDx speaker and one of Australia's Top 100 Entrepreneurs.

Chris Wilson
Chris Wilson
Non-Executive Director
Chris
Non-Executive Director

Governance, strategy, and growth. Bringing the experience to help Seabin scale from a Sydney startup to a global platform.

Victoria Gaggero
Victoria Gaggero
General Manager
Vic
General Manager

Running the operations that keep Seabin moving — partnerships, people, and everything in between.

Mark Bathie
Mark Bathie
CTO
Mark
CTO

Building the technology platform that turns litter into intelligence.

Steven Commerford
Steven Commerford
Commercial Growth Officer
Steven
Commercial Growth Officer

Building partnerships and growing the Seabin network to drive broader ocean impact.

Tom Batrouney
Tom Batrouney
Field Operations Manager
Tom
Field Operations Manager

Keeping Seabins running across Sydney Harbour, 24/7, 365 days a year.

Veronica Bellman
Veronica Bellman
Sydney Partnerships Account Manager
Vee
Sydney Partnerships Account Manager

Looking after our Sydney partnerships and the relationships behind Seabin.

Jaymee Dionisio
Jaymee Dionisio
Social Media & Administration
Jaymee
Social Media & Administration

Turning ocean data into stories people actually share. No ads. Just authentic storytelling.

India Fox
India Fox
Marine Science & Data Manager
Indy
Marine Science & Data Manager

On the water. In the lab. The science that makes every item count and every data point credible.

Lachlan Hull
Lachlan Hull
Operations
Lachy
Operations

On the ground every day keeping the Seabins running and the data flowing.

Plastic. If it's not recycled, it's in the environment.