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Tara Ocean Foundation - Return of the 2019 Microplastics mission on November 23rd 2019
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Tara Ocean Foundation - Origin of plastic pollution on 9 European rivers : Return of the 2019 Microplastics mission on November 23rd 2019
1 - Return of Tara at Lorient, on November 23 novembre 2019
The scientific schooner Tara returns to its home port of Lorient this November 23 at 3:30 PM, during the European Week for Waste Reduction, after 6 months of tracing plasting pollution from land to sea. See you on Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th November at the Cité de la Voile Éric Tabarly in Lorient!
Detailled program of Tara return
2 – 2019 Mission on microplastics
A SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATION TO IDENTIFY THE ORIGIN OF PLASTIC FOUND AT SEA AND COMING FROM THE LAND
Committed for more than 10 years to this issue, the Tara Ocean Foundation and its scientific partner laboratories intend to go further by completing their research with studies closer to waste dispersion sites. The main objective of this new mission is to compare the different kinds of plastic pollution coming from 9 of the largest European
rivers.
Key numbers of the 2019 microplastics mission
- 2,700 samples of plastic from sea, estuaries and rivers
- 6 months between land and sea
- 10 collaborating research laboratories
- 9 European rivers
- 40 scientists
- 5 sailors
- 18 stopovers (including 12 in France)
- 17,000 km (9,500 nautical miles)
- 6 countries visited along the European coastlines
9 European rivers
- Thames (London)
- Elbe (Hamburg)
- Rhine
- Seine
- Loire
- Garonne (Bordeaux)
- Ebro
- Rhone (Arles)
- Tiber (Rome)
Leesu participation to the Tara 2018-2019 mission
Soline Alligant, PhD student at Leesu, took part, within her thesis preparation, to the 2018-2019 Tara mission on microplastics.
Soline Alligant on August 7, 2018
Soline Alligant and Lisa Weiss
Tara sailors within Mediterranean sea, together with Soline Alligant
View online : Tara Ocean Foundation website
