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NEW ORLEANS (press release) – Pontchartrain Conservancy has been selected to receive funding through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Marine Debris Program’s FY25 Marine Debris Interception Technologies Grant for
Osprey Initiative, a growing business, traps trash in Louisiana bayous — and beyond Future generations of archaeologists are likely to scratch their heads at Monte
More than 9,300 pounds of litter materials have been successfully removed from local waterways in Jefferson County since March 2024, according to the Osprey Initiative.
LSU students and organizations show what it means to ‘Geaux Green’ on Sunday with post-gameday recycling efforts. Every year LSU participates in the Game Day
Four organizations have come together to better understand the litter problem in rivers in Savannah, Georgia, and to prevent trash from entering these waterways. As
LAREDO, Tex. (KGNS) – A new binational partnership is using litter-capturing technology to stop waste before it reaches the Rio Grande. On Wednesday morning, the
The Delaware Sea Grant program at the University of Delaware is removing over 11,000 pounds of debris from the upper Delaware Bay through the installation
Pontchartrain Conservancy is working with local partners to trap, remove, and prevent litter from accumulating in the City of New Orleans. Type of Project: Interception Region: Gulf
BATON ROUGE — Four types of specialized stormwater little-trap systems are being implemented into the Capitol Lake. This is all part of the second phase
Almost 150 miles of canals crisscross Savannah. These manmade drainage systems abound with turtles, wading birds and fish, but they’re also often rife with trash.
