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Young Ocean Ambassadors

May 16, 2025June 29, 2020 \n\n\n\n\n\nYoung Ocean Ambassadors\n\n\nTimorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts.\nRead more\xa0»\nPhoto courtesy\xa0World Bank

Young Ocean Ambassadors

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Young Ocean Ambassadors

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Publication Date: 2025-05-16T15:17:58+00:00
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Description: Meet Timor-Leste’s young ambassadors promoting ocean care. Support their mission and explore marine life today.

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May 16, 2025June 29, 2020

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

May 16, 2025June 29, 2020

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more »

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Micky and Mardy youth ambassador

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May 16, 2025June 29, 2020

Young Ocean Ambassadors

Timorese youngsters Micky and Mardy have been doing their bit to protect the marine environment on the island of Atauro . They have set up a group, Ekipa Tasi Mos (Clean Ocean Team), which organizes regular beach clean-ups, and they record their findings in an international marine debris database, allowing the community to trace the pollution back to its original source. After collection and recording, the plastics are then recycled and transformed into beautiful products that can be sold as local handicrafts. Read more » Photo courtesy World Bank

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