Eyesea aims to create map of rubbish in seas and oceans
Seafarers are being urged to use an app launched in the Isle of Man to create a map of pollution.
The Eyesea app logs where rubbish has been spotted anywhere in the world to help identify where cleaning is needed.
It can be used by those on any vessel, as well as those walking on beaches and around the coast.
Manx resident and Chief Operating Officer Cath Robertshaw says the platform is attracting global interest:
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