The next step in marine plastic Collection & processing...
Accepting select marine plastic materials at these locations:
UCLUELET DEPOT
1500 Alaska Pine Road, Ucluelet, V0R 3A0
Open to members 10am – 4pm, Monday – Saturday.
To inquire about membership, please contact us.
qATHET REGIONAL DEPOT
ATLANTIC DEPOT
*FOR ROPE & NETTING ONLY- Download Brochure
3026 Lighthouse Rte, Brooklyn, NS B0J 1H0
For location information please contact us.
WHY OCEAN PLASTIC DEPOTS?
Ocean Plastic Depots support coastal communities to manage the burden of plastic pollution that washes up with every tide. Without infrastructure to divert these materials, literally tonnes of reusable and recyclable marine plastic resources are buried in landfills every year. Ocean Plastic Depots provide communities with a secure site to sort and store debris before onward shipping to Ocean Legacy’s processing facility in Richmond.
These depots also provide a much-needed service for aquaculture, fishing, and marine industries to participate in responsible stewardship practices for their legacy equipment. Collating these materials at depots allows us to ship fewer, larger loads, saving on fuel and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Businesses interested in recycling larger volumes of legacy plastics should contact us for direct shipping enquiries.
Where capacity exists, depots are also equipped with primary processing capabilities, allowing some materials to be repurposed within the communities where they were recovered and reducing the need for onward shipping.
Ultimately, depots reduce waste, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and support ocean stewardship within the communities that need them the most.
What materials are accepted?
Please note: Not all materials listed as accepted are accepted at all depots. Please contact your specific depot for details on what they accept.
Now accepting wetsuits!
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What happens to the plastic we take in?
The following are some examples of consumer products that have been manufactured with the plastic we take in:
Learn more about what happens to the plastic we take in at Legacy Plastic™
















