During the summer, I spent time cleaning remote beaches across Northern Norway to help keep our coastlines free of pollution.
It is always shocking to see how long plastic and trash persist in nature. Among the recent finds along the Arctic shoreline were a banned rat poison box from the 1950s, a 50-year-old Zalo bottle, a Finnish ice cream lid, and old fishing gear.
Check out the video below to see some of the most notable items picked up along the coast:
Cleaning remote beaches takes time, equipment, and transport. If you want to support my ongoing work to keep Northern Norway’s nature clean, consider buying me a coffee! Every contribution helps cover gear, fuel, and logistics for future cleanups.