In an effort to promote environmental sustainability and marine conservation, a new initiative has been launched in Chennai to collect used fishing nets. The drive aims to address the issue of abandoned fishing nets, also known as “ghost nets,” which pose a significant threat to marine life and the ecosystem. The project is a collaboration between local authorities, environmental organizations, and fishing communities, with the goal of collecting and recycling these nets to prevent them from causing harm to marine animals like turtles, dolphins, and fish. The initiative not only helps in cleaning up the marine environment but also promotes responsible fishing practices among the fishing community. By collecting and properly disposing of used fishing nets, the project seeks to raise awareness about the importance of sustainable fishing practices and the need to protect our oceans. This drive comes at a crucial time when marine pollution and overfishing are major concerns globally. It is hoped that initiatives like these will help in preserving marine biodiversity and ensuring a healthy marine ecosystem for future generations. To support this initiative and contribute to marine conservation efforts, individuals and organizations are encouraged to participate in the drive by donating their used fishing nets. Joining hands in this collective effort can make a significant impact in safeguarding our oceans and marine life for the years to come.