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02 Oct 2021

Crawford pupils join hands on International Coastal Clean-up day to tackle beach pollution

(North Coast Courier) Picture: The event has been held internationally each year since 1986, when people head to the beaches and begin removing debris and rubbish from shorelines, waterways, and the oceans.

Crawford International Preparatory North Coast took part in a beach cleanup on breakup day at Westbrook beach.

Annually, on the third Saturday of September, volunteers around the world take part in the world’s biggest coastal clean-up – the International Coastal Clean-up Day (ICCD). The event has been held internationally each year since 1986, when people head to the beaches and begin removing debris and rubbish from shorelines, waterways, and the oceans.

Taylor Cloete and Madison James.

Lela Mjwara was enthusiastic to play her part in keeping the beaches clean.

The ICC initiative worldwide remains the largest volunteer environmental data-gathering effort and clean-up event of coastal and underwater areas to date.

 

 

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