Here’s the Status Quo – So far we’ve cleared our slopes, straightened our rivers into super waterways, and created a very efficient drainage system to take our waste products directly down to our oceans. Our straight river highways leave nowhere for fish to shelter from our waste, nowhere to breed, and little chance of feeding…

Waste plastics are the next “Gold Rush” – Will you stake your claim? So let’s turn this thing around by asking ourselves “What do I want for the future for myself?” What do I want for the future for my family?” and “What do I want for the future – period!?” If you can answer…

 About The EcoReef Project Our aim is to convince the public to find ways to use waste plastics by proving that they have value. We are doing our experiments in miniature, testing, and then upscaling. Just to introduce The EcoReef Project, to follow is a post based on a pic of waste plastics in our…

  The EcoReef Project operates on three major fronts at this stage – 1.       Keeping our waterways clean 2.       Protecting fish habitats 3.       Reducing plastic waste in our environment We will be introducing EcoReefs soon for anyone to use at no cost to them EcoReefs may be ugly but healthy fish…

  Yep! Perfect topsoil, the best grass, fancy fertilizer, boring the poops out of your neighbor, heaps of chemicals, tool man shorts, straw hat, ankle guards, goggles, ear muffs, gas-guzzling-carbon-belching lawn mower, full green bin, gas-guzzling-council-truck to dump greens in someone else’s backyard – AND THEN THE RAIN PISSES DOWN! Topsoil, grass, fertilizer, chemicals, more…

Here’s a demonstration of an EcoReef protecting the water’s edge of a stream from erosion The EcoReef Project focuses on combining organic material, rock & rubble, and  plastics from waste plastic bags We will be introducing EcoReefs soon for anyone to use at no cost to them EcoReefs may be ugly but fish don’t wear Gucci’s!