From September 2023 onwards, the Plastic Odyssey expedition will be calling in several Central and South American countries: Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Panama, Ecuador, Peru...
Saint Lucia, a small, isolated island in the Caribbean, faces a familiar challenge. Far from major recycling centers and with high transport costs, it is not profitable to export plastic waste for recycling. This has...
The Plastic Odyssey stopped over in Suriname for 1 day! But this short stop nevertheless enabled us to understand the issues at stake in this small South American country, and to meet Glenn Ramdjan, the...
Discover the plastic waste recycling entrepreneurs who took part in the support program on board the ship in Saint-Laurent du Maroni, French Guiana....
The field team set out to discover recycling initiatives in Recife's peri-urban communities, accompanied by Nadja...
Over 300 young people were welcomed aboard the Plastic Odyssey during the stopover in Recife, Brazil. But who are these children and where do they come from? ...
After stops in Morocco, Senegal, and Cape Verde, the Plastic Odyssey expedition team invites students to a live video session on Monday, May 15th from 2pm to 3pm, broadcasting live from Brazil, where the boat...
After six stopovers on the North and West shores of the African continent, the Plastic Odyssey vessel is ready to sail towards America! A 10-day transatlantic journey at the mercy of the winds, currents, and...
We welcomed Abel, a Senegalese student in electro-mechanics, to work on the machines of the onboard workshop during the two weeks of our stopover in Cape Verde....
On the occasion of World Recycling Day, we are inaugurating, together with BGS Recyplast, the result of two years of collaboration: the first containerized plant that transforms plastic waste into pavement....
Cape Verde is full of artisans with magic fingers. They braid or knit banana, sisal, palm leaves and make an incredible variety of objects without ever resorting to plastic....
Rocky and seemingly hostile, the island of Santa Luzia is actually a paradise of biodiversity. Although no humans have ever lived there, loggerhead turtles come every year to lay their eggs, and over 2,000 clutches...
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