Indonesia is the second-largest plastic polluter in the world after China. Currently, 81% of plastic waste in Indonesia is unsorted, causing plastic waste to end up in landfills or leak into the ocean instead. In Bali, most of plastic waste from the ocean spreads all around Mangrove forests.

Plastic pollution is highly damaging to natural ecosystems and local industries. Killing millions of sea creatures per year, jeopardizing fishing, tourism industries and mangroves forests are no exception. The Mangrove Mob was born after Rip Curl School of Surf and Plastic Bank united resource and efforts to create an environment impacts for coastal protection, fisheries resources, productive ecosystems and restore eco-tourism.

We have organized a Boundless clean-up with Rip Curl School to support their mission. Please join us in our effort to reduce plastic pollution. The clean-up will take place in the morning. The clean-up will last approximately two hours.

PS: Rip Curl only able to accommodate 12 participants. (The Activities will be start by 09am sharp!)

Date: Wednesday, May 8th, at 9:00am until 12:00pm
Location: Mangrove Forest
Meeting Point: Rip Curl Surfing Class Sanur

Minimum Participants: 6

Maximum Participant: 12

Transportation: N/A

What to Bring: Changing clothes, Sandal, Sunglass, Sunscreen, Hat