We are thrilled to bring you an exclusive interview with the remarkable Mommy Sue, a prominent figure deeply involved in community development within Starboard’s Plastic Offset Program area in Myanmar. Amidst the breathtaking backdrop of our ongoing beach cleanup initiatives and environmental awareness campaigns. Mommy Sue stands as a beacon of inspiration, tirelessly dedicating herself…
In an era defined by environmental concerns and the urgent need to combat climate change. The increased use of renewable energy sources has emerged as a beacon of hope. In this global push for sustainability, developing countries are taking the lead in harnessing the power of renewable energy. Starboard is employing sources of renewable…
As we navigate the challenges of sustainability, finding solutions that benefit both the land and its communities becomes paramount. One answer is to utilize natural fertilizers as a route to sustainable agriculture. At Starboard, we’re supporting farmers in Myanmar to embrace the benefits of Natural Fertilizers. In 2018, we launched the Plastic Offset Program in…
Myanmar, a land of stunning landscapes and diverse cultures, is at a crossroads when it comes to sustainable development and environmental conservation. As the nation grows and urbanizes, there’s a pressing need to address waste management and promote environmental awareness. Especially among the younger generation. Waste management has become a significant concern in Myanmar due…
In a world where environmental concerns are more pressing than ever, Innovative companies are redefining their businesses by prioritizing sustainability and biodiversity conservation. Starboard plays a significant role in biodiversity conservation by integrating sustainable practices throughout its operations. By moving towards eco-friendly materials in equipment production and promoting responsible water usage, our company is working…
Plastic pollution has become a global crisis, and Myanmar is no exception to this pressing issue. As we strive to protect our environment and preserve the beauty of our nation, it is essential to start with ourselves and cultivate good habits to reduce plastic consumption. The Plastic Crisis in Myanmar Myanmar, with its stunning landscapes…
Microplastics, measuring less than 5mm diameter, have emerged as a silent yet significant threat to marine ecosystems worldwide. These tiny particles, often invisible to the naked eye, are finding their way into the oceans through various sources. Plastic waste breakdown, industrial processes, and even personal care products contribute to the microplastic crisis. While their small…
World Cleanup Day, celebrated on the third Saturday of September, is a global initiative that highlights the importance of a clean environment. The aim of the day is to encourage collective action to tackle the growing problem of waste and pollution. With millions of volunteers from different corners of the world coming together. This day…
We all know that if a bath tub is over flowing you don’t deal with the problem by just mopping the floor. The same can be said about the plastic crisis. Which is why our Plastic Offset Program doesn’t just focus on cleaning beaches. Our teams are also finding ways to turn off the tap…
From 2024, we are increasing the amount of beach and ocean plastic we collect per board, wing, and SOMWR garment from 1.1 kg to 1.4 kg with the help of our Plastic Offset Program crews. Why are we increasing collection from 1.1kg to 1.4kg? Since 2018 we have collected 1.1 kg of plastic for every…