We’re thrilled to have you join our community of ocean advocates! 

At Seaside Sustainability, we are dedicated to protecting and preserving our oceans through community-driven environmental education and action. Our mission focuses on raising awareness about critical issues like plastic pollution, ocean conservation, and sustainable practices. Through hands-on programs, educational initiatives, and partnerships with local communities, we empower individuals to make a meaningful impact and foster a cleaner, greener future for our planet.

We are proud to announce a revival of our Shrink Wrap Recycling Program, aimed at helping boaters preserve and protect our oceans!

We are looking for sponsors to graciously help fund this program to cover the costs of the roll-off recycling containers, which are essential for the proper collection and recycling of shrink wrap materials.

To sponsor a roll-off container, the cost is $1100.

Seaside Sustainability is a 501(c)3 and your sponsorship is fully tax deductible.

If you are interested in learning more, please fill out this form. Or contact Project Coordinator Olive Miller at millero@seasidesustainability.org 978.381.9305.

In return for your generous support, we offer recognition in all promotional materials, newsletters, social media, your name listed on the recycle container, as well as features in press releases.

By partnering with us, you’ll not only contribute to the environmental health of our community, but you will also gain visibility as a leader in sustainability efforts.

Thank you for considering this opportunity to make a positive environmental impact in our community. 

Ethan Huang is a senior at UT Austin in Texas, Ethan started at Seaside Sustainability in September and he is the Department Manager over Blue Tech in Marine Science and Technology. He is an international student and plans to have a career in sustainability in the United States after graduating.

Check out this video featuring Seaside's own Hayden Spencer! Hayden, a senior at Manchester Essex Regional High School and future Wake Forest University student. Hayden has a deep passion for environmental sustainability inspired by witnessing the impact of plastic waste on local coastlines and wildlife. He joined Seaside Sustainability, contributing to presentations on the dangers of plastic pollution.

On the cool waters in the Gulf of Maine, you will find the Cold Current Kelp co-founders Dr. Inga Potter and Krista Rosen on the water harvesting regenerative sugar kelp from their farm in Kittery, which they will transform into nourishing facial oils. 

Their goal is to create clean skincare products that are unique, authentic, and effective while maintaining their commitment to sustainability, clean ingredients, and spreading the power of seaweed in skincare. 

Cold Current Kelp and Seaside Sustainability are alike in their membership of 1% for the planet! You can find their luxury and sustainable skincare on their 

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