End users of single‐use plastics can help minimize their contribution to plastic pollution via
mindful purchasing and waste management. These behaviors can be impacted via behavior …

Marine litter is claimed to be one of the most meaningful environmental crises of the century.
Education that supports behavior change is a tool to tackle this problem. However, there is a …

Nowadays, plastic pollution is considered an issue of global concern. This environmental
problem results from human industrial and domestic activities, associated with poor …

This study focused on evaluating the adaptive capacity of coastal communities to manage
marine debris, a critical issue intensified by the effects of human-induced climate change on …

Plastic marine debris (PMD) polluting marine habitats is a pressing anthropogenic global
environmental problem and its reduction requires the commitment of government and …

Marine litter is a global problem. Education has been acclaimed as a potential tool to tackle
this issue, yet, integrative, student-centered, and over weeks studies to raise awareness on …

Marine litter is a global threat, particularly on oceanic islands where the problem is
exacerbated. Perceptions, knowledge, awareness, and attitudes towards the theme are …

Marine debris is a vital issue in ocean governance. While education outreach can promote
individual learning and develop pro-environmental behavior, research on marine debris …

Marine litter is a complex and multi-dimensional problem, with beach litter surveys being an
important cost-effective tool for monitoring and assessing marine litter pollution. In Madeira …

Marine plastic pollution is a pervasive worldwide problem, with over 17 million metric tons of
plastic entering oceans annually. While education is key to addressing this issue, initial …