Sea Life partners launch litter campaign

The video discusses the 'Don't Make Easter Rubbish' campaign aimed at reducing plastic waste, especially post-pandemic. It highlights the impact of plastic on wildlife, particularly seals, and the increase in littering due to staycations. The video also covers efforts to clean beaches and waterways, noting a decrease in litter during lockdowns but a surge afterward. The campaign encourages people to take their rubbish home to protect the environment.

What is the primary goal of the 'Don't Make Easter Rubbish' campaign?

• To increase tourism

• To promote Easter celebrations

• To sell eco-friendly products

• To reduce plastic waste

How long does it take for face masks to biodegrade?

• 600 years

• 450 years

• 250 years

• 100 years

What problem is particularly affecting UK seal populations?

• Oil spills

• Climate change

• Plastic entanglement

• Overfishing

What was a positive environmental change observed during the lockdown?

• Increase in wildlife population

• Higher plastic production

• Decrease in litter and pollution

• More beach visitors

What is the campaign's message to the public regarding litter?

• Support local businesses

• Use less plastic

• Recycle more

• Take your rubbish home