Trang Circular Coastline - Thailand

In the harder-to-reach coastal areas of Trang province, Second Life goes the extra mile to collect ocean-bound plastic where few others can.

151 MT

of ocean plastic waste collected and recycled in 2024.

297

local collectors in 2024.

What we do

Annually, our collaborative efforts in Trang yield over 151 metric tons of ocean and ocean-bound plastics, efficiently sorted and recycled by Wongpanit Krabi. The active participation of more than 297 local collectors registered under Second Life’s program in Trang reflects a strong, shared commitment to cleaning coastal areas, protecting marine ecosystems, and driving the recycling of ocean-bound plastic.

Where you can find us

We operate across the coastal communities and surrounding islands of Trang province, including Koh Libong and Koh Mook.

Goal : Make Thailand’s shores plastic-free and scale our model throughout Southeast Asia.

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Frequently asked questions

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