The opportunity to become an E-Citizen has now ended.
Existing Active E-Citizens: Verify your identity here to order your physical E-Citizenship card.
If you're not yet an E-Citizen, register your interest now to secure your spot when applications reopen.
Register Your InterestMonthly Cleanup Stats
As of November 2024, thanks to your active E-Citizenship, we've removed an impressive 656 pounds of debris from our oceans. That's equivalent to:
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13,120 plastic bottles
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65,600 plastic forks
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656,000 plastic straws
Thank you for being a loyal E-Citizen!
Ocean Positive News
Last month, scientists discovered the largest coral colony ever recorded in the Pacific Ocean near the Solomon Islands. Measuring approximately 18 feet high, 112 feet wide, and 105 feet long, this massive coral is even visible from space. Its remarkable size and resilience offer hope for the future health of marine ecosystems.
Call to Action
Your e-citizenship is making waves, but there's more we can do. This month, we continue the same trend and we challenge you to refuse single-use plastics for a week. Share your experience on social media with #SealandOceanHero to inspire others and amplify our impact.
Remember, every active E-Citizenship strengthens our mission. Together, we're not just E-Citizens of the world's smallest nation - we're guardians of the blue planet. Let's continue to make every dollar count for our oceans!
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Rev George Day, Baron of Sealand
We should take pride in how our nation utilizes our citizenship tax. Long live Sealand and the sea!