Resources
From education packs to engaging visualizations of key data to brand usage guidelines, we’ve got all the resources you need to become a Clean Seas champion. We welcome your collaboration but do make sure to review our Terms of Usage.
Clean Seas Brand Guide
This guide provides an overview of the Clean Seas visual identity as well as guidelines for using key graphic elements of that identity, including the logo, typography, colours, patterns, and photography. These guidelines should be adhered to in all print, digital, and yet to be defined media.
Clean Seas Logos
Clean Seas logos in various languages.
Governing Coastal Resources - Implications for a Sustainable Blue Economy
The report draws together an evidence base that demonstrates beyond question the need for enhanced governance coordination between terrestrial activities and marine resources.
The Back to School Plastic Challenge education pack
A fact-filled booklet to help school children understand the plastic problem and explore solutions. With lots of activities to help them measure their own plastic consumption, this booklet will spark conversations and inspire action from the world’s youngest consumers.
The State of Plastics (2018)
Produced for World Environment Day in 2018, this report looks at what governments, businesses and individuals can do to check the runaway production and consumption of plastic.
Single-use Plastics: A Roadmap for Sustainability (2018)
This assessment looks at what countries have done to cut down on the use of disposable plastics and analyzes what has worked well, what has not and why. It is a useful tool for policymakers who intend to introduce measures to regulate the production and use of single-use plastics.
Marine Litter Vital Graphics (2016)
Produced by UNEP and GRID-Arendal, this report shows that we have to take a hard look at how we produce and use plastics. It presents information on the ubiquity and impact of plastics in engaging infographic form.
Marine Plastic Debris & Microplastics: Global Lessons and Research to Inspire Action and Guide Policy Change (2016)
This report presents both short- and long-term approaches to the problem of marine plastic debris and microplastics. It provides an overview of the latest science and experiences, identifies priority areas of action, and points out areas requiring more research.
Marine Litter Legislation: A Toolkit for Policymakers (2016)
The toolkit includes recommendations on mapping and reviewing regulatory frameworks, documenting and sharing experience, and providing grace periods when introducing legislation. The aim is to inspire policymakers and lawmakers to work together in strengthening legislation to reduce marine litter.