Re-watch Dr. Corina Ciocan and Angie Richard in conversation on the Regenerative Tides initiative — where citizen science, art, and policy meet to tackle fiberglass boat pollution. Together, we introduce the project and explore how remote participants can:
- Help map end-of-life boats in your community or on your travels through a public open-data platform,
- Use DIY field kits and microscopy to study fiberglass pollution,
- Engage in creative practice to communicate findings,
- Help influence marine policy toward fairer, circular solutions. Whether you’re a sailor, artist, student, or coastal advocate, this session will share practical ways to get involved — from anywhere.
📅 Live: Friday 7th November, 11am (UK/GMT).
🎙 Speakers: Angie Richard (Floating Stories Lab) & Dr. Corina Ciocan (University of Brighton)
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About ReTISS
Regenerative Tides: Sailing for Solutions (ReTISS) is a multidisciplinary citizen science initiative combining environmental research, storytelling, and community engagement to investigate the ecological and health impacts of abandoned fiberglass (GRP) boats.
