Bravo for Oceans: help us make the world a cleaner place!
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Discover how you can personally contribute to protecting our oceans!
What is Bravo for Oceans and how does it work?
At BravoCoupon.sa, we decided to make our small but meaningful contribution to safeguarding our planet.
This was made possible thanks to Ogyre, an international startup that works with local fishermen to remove marine waste in Italy, Indonesia, and Brazil. In doing so, Ogyre not only helps preserve the wonders of the oceans worldwide but also provides income to communities most affected by the degradation of marine ecosystems. A world-class partner with extensive experience, Ogyre is ideal for achieving the goals we have set.
Bravo for Oceans: how can you get involved?
Do you want to help make the planet a little cleaner too? It’s easy! By making a purchase through BravoCoupon.sa, you’ll contribute to this essential initiative and actively participate in the protection and preservation of our marine ecosystems. Thanks to your support, we will be able to clean up 2,500 kilograms of ocean waste—equivalent to around 250,000 plastic bottles.
Other events for protecting our planet
Earth Day
Earth Day was established in 1969 by peace activist John McConnell, who proposed an international day to honor the Earth during a UNESCO conference in San Francisco.
Since then, it has been celebrated globally every April 22 to emphasize the importance of natural balance and environmental sustainability, while raising awareness about the many issues threatening our planet, such as pollution, depletion of non-renewable resources, and destruction of ecosystems.
World Cleanup Day
The global initiative World Cleanup Day was launched in 2018 by the Estonian NGO Let’s Do It! World and has been held annually every third weekend of September since then.
Its origins trace back to 2008 in Estonia, when entrepreneur Rainer Nõlvak managed to mobilize 4% of the population to remove 10,000 tons of waste in just a few hours. The initiative quickly spread to Latvia, Lithuania, France, Italy, Portugal, and many other countries, culminating in the first official World Cleanup Day in 2018.
The goal remains the same: raise awareness about the dangers of abandoned solid waste and organize clean-up actions that bring together millions of volunteers worldwide.
World Environment Day
Since 1974, June 5 has marked World Environment Day, proclaimed by the United Nations to raise public awareness of environmental causes and highlight the close relationship between people and nature.
The theme for 2023 was plastic pollution: over 400 million tons of plastic are produced each year, half of which is single-use. It is estimated that 19–23 million tons of plastic end up in rivers, lakes, and oceans, often causing irreparable damage to marine ecosystems.
Now more than ever, it is crucial to focus on environmental protection and the preservation of our ecosystems.
World Oceans Day
Oceans cover over 70% of the Earth’s surface, host 80% of global biodiversity, and produce more than 50% of the oxygen in our atmosphere. They are vital to the health and well-being of our planet, and their proper functioning is essential for our survival.
To raise awareness about the importance of ocean protection, World Oceans Day was established. Held every year on June 8, the event celebrates the beauty and richness of ocean waters while highlighting the responsibility of governments, companies, and individuals in safeguarding them.
Other important planet-protection events promoted by the BravoCoupon.sa team:
- Water Day
- Biodiversity Day
- Environment Day
- Amazonian Day
- Animal Day
- Mediterranean Day
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