367 km of the Neckar. 5 days. Many people taking action together. NECKAR TOTAL is the largest citizen mapping of a German river – and you can be part of it. No prior knowledge required. Sign up now and make history!
On World Water Day 2026, Wasser 3.0 and Regis24 are entering a landmark partnership: as an official Kilometre Partner, the Berlin-based data and compliance company is supporting the scientific Danube expedition of Dr. Joseph Heß — 2,850 kilometres, 250 water samples, one goal: cleaner water for Europe.
What a year! 63 blog posts, 5 publications, 3 awards, and over 200 volunteers participating in our river sampling. In addition, we removed more than 1 ton of microplastics in our feasibility studies. Learn about what we achieved in 2025 and what major projects are planned for 2026. Read now!
Bronze at the Baden-Württemberg Environmental Technology Award 2025! Our filter-free Clump & Skim technology convinced the jury with a >95% removal rate and 75% cost savings. From detection to removal to reuse – a milestone!
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120 students are investigating microplastics in Mannheim’s waters using innovative fluorescence marker technology. The Citizen Science project MICROPLASTIC DETECTIVES combines education, climate protection, and real science — for water without microplastics.
Trikoterie supports the Spread Love Not Microplastics campaign and the fight against microplastics! 5% of all sales flow into clean water. Along the way, the team collects water samples for research during the Istria300.
Microplastic sampling with traditional nets vastly underestimates microplastic pollution! Our revolutionary PSU captures the entire water column in a standardized way. EU projects UPSTREAM & REMEDIES prove: Only complete sampling delivers valid data.
Spread Love, Not Microplastics connects environmental protection with innovative education. The campaign transforms people into citizen scientists who research microplastics while learning for life. Secure long-term funding now!
Microplastics are heating up the climate! New microplastics research shows: plastic particles disrupt the marine carbon pump and release greenhouse gases. But targeted removal at hotspots can prevent $390 billion in climate damage. Learn how simple this can be here.