Social Media
At The Green Blue we do our best to amplify our message through social media. Below you can find the latest posts from our Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages.
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Our Green Product of the week is Henri-Lloyds performance sailing products and apparel.![]()
Henri-Lloyd frequently use recycled materials in there products such as the Recycled Ocean Plastics MAV HL MID Series and Recycled Gore-Tex M-PRO BLU Series.![]()
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We have developed a range of awareness raising resources that can be used on on social media, your website, in newsletters or emails and even to display around your premises.![]()
This includes posters, guides, infographics, videos and much more for both inland and coastal boating.![]()
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You can download them all here![]()
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Or request hard copies to be posted to you.
Green Product of the week: help to keep our waterways and marinas clean and litter free by using the Waste Rover by P& D. A remote controlled marine waste robot that collects floating debris or used to collect surface oil and fuel pollution.![]()
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Gannets are very eye-catching birds but getting too close to occupied cliffs might make them take flight, abandoning nests, eggs or chicks 🥚![]()
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Keep those binoculars handy! Slowing your boat down if near nesting birds will minimise disturbance but keep in mind that even the noise of a boat's flapping sails can cause disturbance.![]()
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A key sign of disturbance is ‘head-bobbing.’ It’s an early warning sign by birds which might help you to take action that prevents them taking flight - by which time the damage is done.![]()
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Royal Yachting Association British Marine
#BoatingWildlifeAware The Green Blue's top 3 tips for PWC users:![]()
1️⃣ Slow Down![]()
2️⃣ Keep a 100m distance![]()
3️⃣ Move away after 15mins![]()
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Find more wildlife videos for boaters here: rya.org/7LSw50JGwZO
