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Why 100,000m2?
In 2023, we have doubled our annual target to 100,000m2! This new target could save thousands more marine animals and birds. And it gives all of us a target to reduce single use plastics by building better consumption habits, with more beautiful and sustainable products.
How does it work?
Pelli has created a range of natural, stylish and sustainable bags and reusable products that will stand the test of time. By buying Pelli, you are already choosing a natural, polyester and nylon free product and already making a difference to reducing ocean waste. And, every time you buy, we work with our partners Ocean Crusaders to clean up the sea. We track our progress and keep you up-to-date with our 100,000m2 annual target. We’ve already cleaned up hundreds of thousands of ocean and shoreline, thanks to our amazing customers, volunteers and not-for-profit partners!
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Our Clean Up Projects.
Pelli helps sponsor a range of events and cleaning expeditions around Australia, New Zealand and the world, to remove rubbish from the oceans, shoreline and waterways. Here are some of our events past, present and future.
The Moreton Island clean-up event will remove harmful waste & microplastics from this precious bird sanctuary and marine ecosystem.
Completed
24 - 27th March 2023
Moreton Island
24 - 27th March 2023
Moreton Island
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444,000 m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
2,640 kg
Waste removed (including tyres) -
920 kg
Plastic recycled -
246 kg
Steel recycled -
86
Volunteers in attendance
The Moreton Island clean-up event has removed harmful waste & microplastics from this precious bird sanctuary and marine ecosystem.
Hosted by Surfrider Foundation, the Double Island Point Clean Up is a critical annual clean up event, and for the second year in a row, Pelli Bags and co-sponsors Kina (link to https://kina.org.au/) were proud to sponsor the attendance of Ocean Crusaders to get the job done.
Completed
7th-9th October 2022
Double Island Point 2022
7th-9th October 2022
Double Island Point 2022
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280,000 m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
1,200 kgs
Waste removed -
198 kgs
Plastic recycled -
421 kgs
Steel recycled -
286
Volunteers in attendance
Hosted by Surfrider Foundation, the Double Island Point Clean Up is a critical annual clean up event, and for the second year in a row, Pelli Bags and co-sponsors Kina (link to https://kina.org.au/) were proud to sponsor the attendance of Ocean Crusaders to get the job done.
The tireless crew from North Cottesloe Surf Lifesaving Club oonce again cleaned up their local beach, thanks to 45 volunteers that went into the draw for a Pelli Bags
picnic bundle.
Completed
28th June 2022
Plastic Free July - Cottesloe Beach
28th June 2022
Plastic Free July - Cottesloe Beach
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TBA m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
TBA kgs
Waste removed -
TBA kgs
Plastic recycled -
TBA kgs
Steel recycled -
TBA
Volunteers in attendance
28th June 2022
The tireless crew from North Cottesloe Surf Lifesaving Club oonce again cleaned up their local beach, thanks to 45 volunteers that went into the draw for a Pelli Bags
picnic bundle.
Saltwater Clean Up - Coogee Beach
24th April 2022
Saltwater Clean Up - Coogee Beach
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1550 m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
56 kgs
Waste removed -
16 kgs
Plastic recycled -
20 kgs
Steel recycled -
22
Volunteers in attendance
Run by the amazing crew from
Saltwater Clean Ups at Coogee Beach on April 2 2022 at Coogee Beach 🐋 Volunteers went into the draw to win a prize pack from
Pelli Bags.
Double Island is one of South
East Queensland's biggest beach clean up efforts, removing up to 2 tonnes of rubbish from the Cooloola Recreational Park of the Great Sandy National Park.
Completed
15th- 17th Oct 2021
Double Island Point 2021
15th- 17th Oct 2021
Double Island Point 2021
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212,000 m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
1765 kgs
waste removed -
278 kgs
Plastic Recycled -
454 kgs
Steel recycled -
93
Volunteers in attendance
Hosted by Surfrider Foundation and Ocean Crusaders and proudly sponsored by Pelli Bags. Double Island is one of South East Queensland's biggest beach clean up efforts, removing up to 2 tonnes of
rubbish from the Cooloola Recreational Park of the Great Sandy National Park.
We joined forces with our
not-for-profit partners to clean up K'Gari Island (previously known as Fraser Island). We cleaned up more than 7 Tonnes of rubbish from the tourist haven, and played a small part in bringing this special marine environment back into balance.
Completed
28-30 August 2020
K’Gari Fraser Island
28-30 August 2020
K’Gari Fraser Island
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277,000 m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
7895 kgs
Waste removed -
2846 kgs
Plastic recycled -
3423 tonnes
Steel recycled -
184
Volunteers in attendance
We joined forces with our
not-for-profit partners to clean up K'Gari Island (better know as Fraser
Island). We cleaned up more than 7 Tonnes of rubbish from the tourist haven, and played a small part in bringing this special marine environment back into balance.
Hosted by the crew at North Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club and supported by Keep Australia Beautiful, this annual event help as part of Plastic Free July has cleaned up more than 242 kilograms of rubbish so far.
Completed
July 2020
Turn the Tide on Plastic
July 2020
Turn the Tide on Plastic
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38,000 m2
Ocean and shoreline cleaned -
184 kgs
Waste removed -
36 kgs
Plastic recycled -
18 kgs
Steel recycled -
177
Volunteers in attendance
Hosted by the crew at North Cottesloe Surf Life Saving Club and supported by Keep Australia Beautiful, this annual event is held as part of Plastic Free July. This event cleaned up more than 184 kilograms of rubbish.
Who are Ocean Crusaders?
Ocean Crusaders are our all-important partners in cleaning up our oceans. If you’re all set for Pelli products and still want to help, you can register for one of our clean-up events.
It’s a fantastic chance to be part of something bigger, and we encourage all of our customers to get out there and help us turn the tide on ocean plastic.
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