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State of the Coast: KZN
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State of the Coast: KwaZulu-Natal Chapter 1: Introduction & Background Chapter 2: Overarching Drivers Chapter 3: Climate Variability
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23 Apr 2021

Earth Awareness Campaign sees community rally to clean up Salmon Bay

Juan Venter (North Coast Courier) Picture: Led and organised by Ballito local, Tyrone Molyneaux, a group of locals banded together to clean up Salmon Bay

The Earth Awareness Campaign led a beach cleanup at Salmon Bay on Saturday, April 4, resulted in 24 bags of trash being removed from the beach. The campaign is an initiative of Ballito resident Tyrone Molyneaux in the hope of making people more aware of their environment.

Helpers scoured beach sand in search of common pollutants such as plastic.

“My aim is to get the community together to join the journey, and start taking care of our town and make a difference everywhere they go,” he said.

 

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