Oceanopolis: Your Own Green IslandMake Waves, Fight Ocean Pollution With Oceanopolis - The New Facebook Game From Greenopolis
What if you lived on an island home and all your resources had to come from your island and your waste had to stay there? How would you live, what would you do differently? You now have the chance, because Greenopolis has launched our new Facebook game Oceanopolis - play now at http://apps.facebook.com/oceanopolis/
Oceanopolis is a fun, interactive and educational game that engages players worldwide in stopping waste and recapturing resources using recycling & up-cycling principles. In Oceanopolis you get to live on your very own tropical island-a dream for most people. While on your Island your challenge is to keep your island, the surrounding ocean and other islands clean and green through capturing and up-cycling plastic and glass bottles, steel and aluminum cans and cardboard boxes. By doing so you clean up your island and keep society’s waste out of the surrounding ocean so they don’t wind up as trash in the Pacific Gyre! You can also rescue threatened sea animals as you restore their ocean habitat. The game mimics real life; after all, we do live on an island in space –our Earth – and keeping her clean and green is all important! The principles at play in Oceanopolis are the very ones we need to adopt and practice in the real world.
To make your island home even more perfect, you can also:
Take a minute right now to check out the Oceanopolis Facebook page and see our latest updates . Help us make the game an even more engaging and useful tool for fun, learning and action. I’ve been playing the beta version, and it really is addicting. There’s always another can, bottle or box to pick up and recycle, and another animal to help. Kind of like the real world, there’s always another step to take toward a sustainable planet. I’ll see you in the islands! To celebrate the launch of Oceanopolis, the Greenopolis Foundation will donate $1 for the first 25,000 people who tweet the following message during the three days of Casual Connect (July 20 - 22): “Make waves. Fight ocean pollution with http://apps.Facebook.com/Oceanopolis #Oceanopolis” All proceeds will go to Ocean Aid, a 501c3 non-profit that will fund research into pollution-filled ocean gyres through an annual benefit concert. Ocean Aid has the chance to receive a gift as large as $25,000 from the three day tweet-a-thon. Every person who tweets the message will also be entered to win two tickets to the Ocean Aid concert. The Twitter event highlights the strong connection between real world and virtual actions in Oceanopolis, as fighting ocean pollution is a large part of the title's gameplay. To check out the game, visit http://apps.facebook.com/oceanopolis/. Become a Fan of Oceanopolis: Share
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