Skip to content

Search form

U.S. Department of Commerce | National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration | National Ocean Service

Home
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Sixth International Marine Debris Conference
    • Funding
    • The Marine Debris Act
    • 2016-2020 Strategic Plan
    • Interagency Marine Debris Coordinating Committee
  • Discover the Issue
    • Garbage Patches
    • TRASH TALK
    • Types and Sources
    • Impacts
    • Solutions
  • Current Efforts
    • Prevention
    • Removal
    • Research
    • Emergency Response
    • Outreach
  • In Your Region
    • Alaska
    • California
    • Florida & the Caribbean
    • Great Lakes
    • Gulf of Mexico
    • Mid-Atlantic
    • Northeast
    • Pacific Islands
    • Pacific Northwest
    • Southeast
  • Resources
    • Activities and Curricula
    • Emergency Response Guides and Regional Action Plans
    • Posters and Fact Sheets
    • Reports and Technical Memos
  • Multimedia
    • Videos
    • Audio
    • Artwork
    • Infographics
    • Photos
  • Blog

You are here

  1. Home ›
  2. Resources ›
  3. Posters and Fact Sheets ›
  4. Marine Debris is Everyone's Problem
  • Activities
  • Curricula
  • Emergency Response Guides
  • Regional Action Plans
  • Posters
  • Fact Sheets
  • Reports
  • Technical Memos
Posters
Marine Debris is Everyone's Problem
Marine Debris is Everyone's Problem.

Marine Debris is Everyone’s Problem (English). In print and also available for download in other languages.

Download:

PDF icon MDPoster_LR.pdf (247.98 KB)

Additional Publications:

PDF icon In French
PDF icon In Japanese
PDF icon In Korean
PDF icon In Portuguese
PDF icon In Spanish
PDF icon In Turkish

On Our Radar

Trash Talk
TRASH TALK VIDEO
Napkin bin with sign about plastic free gulf coast.
PlasticFree Gulf Coast
Derelict vessel stuck in marsh.
Weeks Bay Removal
Logs and debris blocking a river.
Pearl River Removal
Various marine debris items on a beach.
Clean Future Challenge
Kids on the beach are picking up debris.
Marine Debris Tracker
Boats stranded in mangroves.
Hurricane Clean-up
Shoreline Monitoring.
Monitoring Debris
Revised: Mar 16, 2019 1:00pm | Site map | Contact Us | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Website Satisfaction Survey | Information Quality | FOIA | Website Accessibility
Web Site Owner: OR&R's Marine Debris Division | Office of Response and Restoration | NOAA's Ocean Service | NOAA | US Department of Commerce | USA.gov