Plastic has created a major problem in our oceans, on our seashores, and on our lands. Because it will never naturally biodegrade, nearly every piece of plastic produced is still in the environment in some form.
This issue causes upwards of 8 million tons of plastic to enter the ocean every year, 80% of which comes from land based sources. This plastic that starts out as litter in the streets or in our parks is being swept into drains and rivers that lead to the ocean.
Which is why for Season 3 of Tikos, we partnered with the National Park Foundation highlighting sixteen national parks and seashores. Made from plastic removed from the oceans as the raw material, our bracelets are worn as a daily reminder to reduce your plastic use, and to protect our oceans, parks, and trails.
Season 3.1 includes: Acadia National Park (ACAD), Cape Cod National Seashore (CACO), Grand Canyon National Park (GRCA), and Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park (HAVO).
Acadia National Park
Established in 1916, Acadia was the first National Park established East of the Mississippi River. Known for its scenic lakes, harbors, and hiking trails, ACAD is one of the top 10 most-visited national parks in the United States.
Each cuff is made of 100% recycled ocean plastic, printed with each specific national park abbreviation and icon, and arrives in recycled packaging highlighting each park’s illustration.
SMALL size fits wrists up to 7 inches while LARGE fits wrists from 7 to 8.5 inches. Both are flexible and can adjust to fit comfortably. Guaranteed to fit or we will replace it!
