After a few spontaneous litter picks recently - including an extremely disgusting parking lay-by that was trashed with over 2,000 fag ends! - we have pushed past the 79, 000 mark... by quite a bit actually. It's very sad (and sobering) to think that
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The map below shows all of the data for the Kids Against Plastic litter picks collected to-date.
About the app
- Scan the QR code or use the link – shown right
- You can use a mobile phone or tablet to record your plastic litter as you collect it, or you can make a note and submit the data when you’re back home.
- You can use the downloadable app or a web-based app that runs in your browser.
How to load the app
1. Scan the code to open the logging tool.
The app interface
The app has been designed to be very easy to use, suitable for all ages.
Recent MAP Posts
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A Mother’s Day litter pick has brought us up to a total of 72, 704 pieces of litter collected! We’re super excited to almost be at our 3/4 mark to…
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One of our on-going campaigns is to pick up 100,000 pieces of single-use plastic (mainly the BIG 4) to highlight just how much single-use plastic is in our environment; spoiling our…
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One of our on-going campaigns is to pick up 100,000 pieces of single-use plastic (mainly the BIG 4) ... here's our latest update.
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Recently, we went to the Steppes Travel Beyond Festival 2017; a festival that encourages us to explore the world on which we live and appreciate all it has to offer....
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We're aiming to pick up 100,000 plastic bottles, lids, cups, straws (and microplastics) from all around the globe - beaches, forests, road-sides, anywhere we find them. Why 100,000 - this is the number of sea mammals supposedly killed each year from being trapped in plastic or by eating it.
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This guest blog was written by Molly from Trade Machines. Take a look at their website or their awesome infographic! Want to help? Stop drinking bottled water! Unfortunately, if we...
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Last year, as part of our campaign, we picked up over 11,000 pieces of plastic beverage litter. We went to various locations around Europe and the UK; we wandered along…
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