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

The Process

Making nature count
in 5 steps.

Seabin is the world's only system that turns physical ocean litter into structured, brand-attributed intelligence — automatically, at scale, every day.

How it works.
1Deploy Hardware2Capture Litter3Catalogue Data4Publish Data5Leverage Data
01
Deploy Hardware

Seabin units capture litter at strategic litter hotspots around Sydney Harbour.

Seabin units are installed at strategic locations in a marina, port or yacht club on both floating and fixed docks. The Seabins can filter up to 480 million litres of water per year — capturing plastic pollution, marine litter and microplastics daily.

Deploy Hardware
02
Capture Litter

Marine litter is captured 24/7 — 365 days a year.

The Seabin monitoring technology runs 24/7 — 365 days per year. Each unit is serviced daily and can capture microplastics as small as 0.5mm in size.

Capture Litter
03
Catalogue Data

Captured litter items are sorted, identified and catalogued.

The captured litter is taken to the Seabin science lab where it is processed, sorted and then catalogued using custom annotation software. A team of citizen scientists supports our Marine Scientist and data manager.

Catalogue Data
04
Publish Data

Data flows into the platform — visible to both our partners and the public.

Once the data is uploaded, our relational database powers live data dashboards that visually present the data to both the public and our partners.

Publish Data
05
Leverage Data

The data is then used to take action.

This is where Seabin data becomes business value. Partners use the platform to power ESG reports, sustainability marketing, employee engagement, and regulatory compliance. The data is independently captured, audit-ready, and 100% defensible.

Leverage Data

Help make nature count.

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