The Great Nurdle Hunt is Fidra’s first project. It aims to end further industrial plastic pellet or ‘nurdle’ pollution into Scottish seas.
Despite having been recognised as a problem for at least 20 years, plastic cotton buds are a continuing pollution issue.
The Fidra Trustees have supported a novel programme of work at Fauna & Flora International (FFI) since 2012.
An information portal to bring together pertinent facts about farmed salmon where it comes from and how it’s farmed.
PFASs are synthetic chemicals of major environmental concern, used in a wide range of products including ‘stain-resistant’ finishes on textiles.
Synthetic turf pitches can be a source of microplastic pollution. Fidra is promoting measures to reduce loss of rubber crumbs into the environment.
Much of our takeaway food and drink packaging can have devastating implications on our natural environments. They are difficult to recycle due to their mix of materials or contamination and do not naturally breakdown.
Bisphenols are synthetic chemicals used in a variety of products such as plastics and receipts. There is increasing evidence that bisphenols are harming the environment and could be impacting human health by affecting our hormones.
If you would like to find out more about Fidra or any of our projects simply send us an email to info@fidra.org.uk
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