Free shopping bags, says the Plymouth Environment Centre, for those attending the free screening Message in the Water and Plastic Planet: the curse of the plastic bag.

The bags have been made by environment centre volunteers and available while stocks last.

But enough about the bags, what about the films?

Message in the Waves is a film from the BBC Natural History Unit looking at some of the environmental challenges facing the people and wildlife of the Hawaiian Islands (of course we can extrapolate a global message from this, and apparently it’s a darn fine film).

Free screening of Message in the Waves and Plastic Planet: the curse of the plastic bag (50 mins and 10 mins respectively) takes place at Devonport Lecture Theatre, University of Plymouth, on Friday May 16, 6.30pm.

For a piece of the plastic planet, here’s part three from the BBC - spot the research in Plymouth,

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