Beach Clean at Grune Point
We filled 10 bags of rubbish at our last event here. That took a lot of walking but there is a shorter route if you prefer. Judge your own fitness and we'll finish at 12.30pm.
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We filled 10 bags of rubbish at our last event here. That took a lot of walking but there is a shorter route if you prefer. Judge your own fitness and we'll finish at 12.30pm.
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Join the Coastdusters for monthly litter picks.
That rusty metal was a gabion: a cube of mesh filled with rocks as part of a sea defence. It split and failed due to the force of the tides. We find all sorts of beach debris - can you help?.…
This will be our second trip to the Scottish side of the Solway Firth this year. We go because marine pollution knows no borders. What will we find and will you help us?
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Join the Coastdusters for monthly litter picks.
Why do tyres wash up on beaches? Some were used as fenders on boats and on harbour walls. Others arrive due to fly-tipping. We grab them or they'll float away - no pressure there then!…
To bag or not to bag, that is the question - whether 'tis better to drag the debris with a rope or break it into pieces on this beach near the hamlet of Wolsty. You can decide!
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Join the Coastdusters for monthly litter picks.
Join the Coastdusters for monthly litter picks.