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Since 2014, Blue Ocean Society for Marine Conservation and NH Sea Grant have collaborated to study microplastics on New Hampshire beaches. Using citizen scientists, we sample 5 beaches each month, from April through October. Our study looks for microplastics that are 1-5mm in size, in dry sand. Our goal is to determine potential sources and ultimately reduce litter on our beaches. Once samples are collected, they are sorted by type (e.g., foams, filaments, fragments). This presentation will detail our sampling methods, results and lessons learned. Also see: https://micro2022.sciencesconf.org/427368/document
In MICRO 2022, Online Atlas Edition: Plastic Pollution from MACRO to nano
sampling, microplastics, volunteers, citizen science, sand, new hampshire, usa
sampling, microplastics, volunteers, citizen science, sand, new hampshire, usa
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