CAMPAIGNS

Kite surfing across the North Sea, a 1000km sup tour across the Rhine, a 550 km sup tour through The Netherlands visiting schools and meeting representatives of the packaging business ...

Check out our campaigns, expeditions and successes achieved, such as deposits on plastic bottles and cans, waste separation in schools, paper instead of plastic wrappers, plastic polluting products removed from the stores and new campaigns. 

What you can do!

‘Rifiuti in Vista’: Citizen Science for the Nice–Rome Campaign

For the Nice–Rome expedition we launch Rifiuti in Vista — a citizen-science project using photo’s to map litter along the Italian coast. Political resistance in Italy is strong, and reliable data is scarce. That’s where you can make the difference.

Take photos of litter along your walk, ride or beach visit. Our AI dentifies the brands, materials and objects, and turns the results into maps and graphs we will use to brief journalists and policymakers throughout the campaign. (AI model developed by Zwerfinator)

Help us build the evidence Italy needs.
Every photo counts. Every dataset strengthens the case for a national deposit system.

Join Rifiuti in Vista — and paddle this campaign forward with us. (download the flyer with the instructions. Italian or English)

Current Campaigns

London-Paris Surf Expedition 2024

London-Paris 2024 is the continuation of the Oslo-London surf expedition 2023. I returned English bottles washed up on the Swedish coast and advocated in Westminster for a robust deposit law.
In June/July 2024, I will continue surfing from London to Paris. My board contains plastic bottles from the Seine.

London-Paris Expedition 2024

Oslo-London Surf Expedition 2023

In Summer 2023, I windsurfed from Oslo to London (1800km), returning English stray bottles that had washed up on the Swedish coast. In Westminster, I advocated for the rapid introduction of deposit systems.

Oslo-London Expedition

Operation Overload

On-the-go food & drink packaging is often oversized, causing our trash bins to constantly overflow. Operation Overload captured this with 1999 photos of bulging trash cans. We must move toward less and smaller, collapsible containers!

Operation Overload

Campaigns 2014-2026

Presentations, Schools