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Track the Trash

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Wet rag with a wildlife tracking tag tied to it.

Why Track Trash?

As we progress into the future, inorganic litter becomes a bigger and bigger part of nature. by tracking these increasingly common species, we can find the areas they live and reproduce and protect future generations of litter. Here’s how it works.

Wet rag with a wildlife tracking tag tied to it.
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See our Celebrity Specimens

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Wet Rag

Wet Rag

infectum pannus

This humble litter is perfectly suited to blend in when sunning in shallow puddles or riding the gentle currents of the canal.

plastic bag

plastic bag

sacculum sacculum

these light creatures can float effortlessly through the air and perch along the borders of the canal. they are often preyed upon by other wildlife

blue-bellied bottle

blue-bellied bottle

utrem uvam

one of the more common litter species, bottles can come in many different shapes and sizes.

2 Comments

  1. James P Wilson
    James P Wilson on March 17, 2023 at 5:15 pm

    I found one y’all

  2. Billy Xavier
    Billy Xavier on March 17, 2023 at 5:18 pm

    Found this little bugger wedged in me sewage.