Live Data
Microplastic (Foam <5mm): 101,257 items collected
Microplastic (Pellets): 95,563 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Soft: 94,006 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Hard Plastic): 74,579 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Hard: 53,033 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Soft Plastic): 37,624 items collected
Microfibers: 31,341 items collected
Foam Pieces: 28,101 items collected
Ropes & Synthetic Fibres >5mm: 16,805 items collected
Plastic Food Wrappers - Soft: 9,161 items collected
Microplastic (Foam <5mm): 101,257 items collected
Microplastic (Pellets): 95,563 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Soft: 94,006 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Hard Plastic): 74,579 items collected
Unidentified Plastic Items - Hard: 53,033 items collected
Microplastic (Unidentified Soft Plastic): 37,624 items collected
Microfibers: 31,341 items collected
Foam Pieces: 28,101 items collected
Ropes & Synthetic Fibres >5mm: 16,805 items collected
Plastic Food Wrappers - Soft: 9,161 items collected
Partners
New Sydney Fish Market Project All of Sydney (Multiplex, SFM, INSW) · 41.1M plastic items captured
Yamaha Motors Australia · 34.4M plastic items captured
JCDecaux · 36.2M plastic items captured
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia · 2.5M plastic items captured
Discovery · 15.1M plastic items captured
Jones Bay Superyacht Marina · 6.3M plastic items captured
New Sydney Fish Market Project (Multiplex, SFM, INSW): Blackwattle Bay · 15.2M plastic items captured
Australian National Maritime Museum · 4.4M plastic items captured
D'albora Marina · 1.2M plastic items captured
Kingspan · 2.4M plastic items captured
Veolia/Defence · 6.2M plastic items captured
Sydney Wharf · 879,156 plastic items captured
Multiplex · 23.5M plastic items captured
BMC Software · 798,876 plastic items captured
Sydney Fish Market · 3.6M plastic items captured
INSW · 2.1M plastic items captured
Yamaha 1 Unit · 2.7M plastic items captured
JBS&G · 1.0M plastic items captured
BMC Helix · 1.3M plastic items captured
King Street Wharf · 2.1M plastic items captured
Sealink Host Marina · 2.1M plastic items captured
Oris · 1.5M plastic items captured
Roche · 3.4M plastic items captured
City of Sydney · 2.8M plastic items captured
Manly Yacht Club · 609,403 plastic items captured
Up · 1.7M plastic items captured
UVEX · 2.1M plastic items captured
Rose Bay Marina · 434,194 plastic items captured
Kulani Kinis · 1.9M plastic items captured
Multiplex NSFM · 19.5M plastic items captured
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium · 5.9M plastic items captured
SeaLink · 538,407 plastic items captured
Port Authority · 293,821 plastic items captured
Fly Fleet · 1.3M plastic items captured
Aus Ethical · 861,455 plastic items captured
Koala · 2.8M plastic items captured
Eastern Tunnelling Package John Holland CPB Contractors Ghella JV · 4.1M plastic items captured
Ben & Jerry's · 780,787 plastic items captured
Park Hyatt · 157,538 plastic items captured
Nautica · 426,399 plastic items captured
The Magnum Ice Cream Company · 368,286 plastic items captured
New Sydney Fish Market Project All of Sydney (Multiplex, SFM, INSW) · 41.1M plastic items captured
Yamaha Motors Australia · 34.4M plastic items captured
JCDecaux · 36.2M plastic items captured
Cruising Yacht Club of Australia · 2.5M plastic items captured
Discovery · 15.1M plastic items captured
Jones Bay Superyacht Marina · 6.3M plastic items captured
New Sydney Fish Market Project (Multiplex, SFM, INSW): Blackwattle Bay · 15.2M plastic items captured
Australian National Maritime Museum · 4.4M plastic items captured
D'albora Marina · 1.2M plastic items captured
Kingspan · 2.4M plastic items captured
Veolia/Defence · 6.2M plastic items captured
Sydney Wharf · 879,156 plastic items captured
Multiplex · 23.5M plastic items captured
BMC Software · 798,876 plastic items captured
Sydney Fish Market · 3.6M plastic items captured
INSW · 2.1M plastic items captured
Yamaha 1 Unit · 2.7M plastic items captured
JBS&G · 1.0M plastic items captured
BMC Helix · 1.3M plastic items captured
King Street Wharf · 2.1M plastic items captured
Sealink Host Marina · 2.1M plastic items captured
Oris · 1.5M plastic items captured
Roche · 3.4M plastic items captured
City of Sydney · 2.8M plastic items captured
Manly Yacht Club · 609,403 plastic items captured
Up · 1.7M plastic items captured
UVEX · 2.1M plastic items captured
Rose Bay Marina · 434,194 plastic items captured
Kulani Kinis · 1.9M plastic items captured
Multiplex NSFM · 19.5M plastic items captured
SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium · 5.9M plastic items captured
SeaLink · 538,407 plastic items captured
Port Authority · 293,821 plastic items captured
Fly Fleet · 1.3M plastic items captured
Aus Ethical · 861,455 plastic items captured
Koala · 2.8M plastic items captured
Eastern Tunnelling Package John Holland CPB Contractors Ghella JV · 4.1M plastic items captured
Ben & Jerry's · 780,787 plastic items captured
Park Hyatt · 157,538 plastic items captured
Nautica · 426,399 plastic items captured
The Magnum Ice Cream Company · 368,286 plastic items captured
Seabin

Nature Intelligence Platform

Partner with us today for cleaner oceans tomorrow

Our System

How does a Seabin work?

Seabin 6.0
55,000
Litres filtered per hour
$3.70
Electrical cost per day
Enhanced surface draw
Operating 24/7
Solar compatible

A Seabin is a floating rubbish bin that removes pollution from the water's surface. Each unit uses a submersible pump to draw in up to 1.3 million litres of water per day, skimming the top 10mm of the water column.

As water flows through, the Seabin intercepts plastic waste, microplastics, fibres, oils, and fuel residues in a removable catch bag that holds up to 20 kilograms. Operating 24/7, it provides a simple yet effective solution for cleaner, healthier waterways.

How We Do It

Smarter Cities, Cleaner Oceans.

Sydney Harbour deployment map
1.Australian National Maritime Museum
2.Sydney Fish Market, Blackwattle Bay
3.Cruising Yacht Club, Rushcutters Bay
4.Jones Bay Wharf
5.Sealink, King Street Wharf
6.D'Albora, Rushcutters Bay
7.Sydney Sea Life Aquarium
8.Sydney Wharf Marina
9.Garden Island

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Identify Hotspots
1

Identify Hotspots

We assess pollution hotspots and deploy Seabin technology accordingly.

Assign Technicians
2

Assign Technicians

Environmental technicians empty units daily and take data samples.

Process Data
3

Process Data

Marine scientists and analysts process and manage data.

Enable Volunteers
4

Enable Volunteers

Volunteers support data collection and citizen science programs.

1 plastic item captured every 7 seconds(avg)
using Seabin technology in Sydney Harbour
Data & Methodology

How we monitor ocean health.

Only dry lab data is used for reporting, with a Pollution Index rating from Pi1 (excellent) to Pi11 (toxic).

Data collection, storage, and analysis are handled by a Data Manager at the Ocean Health Lab.

Custom software enhances data entry, management, and reporting for precise monitoring.

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Become an Impact Partner and fund real, measurable ocean pollution prevention with Seabin technology.

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