601 lbs of trash. Including a lot of shotgun shells! In city limits!
Thanks to the volunteers from Caldwell Banker
Jan 5th Finally a sunny day in the New Year!!
First week of New Year 833 lbs. Cub Pack 410 from American Legion Post #340 was part of the 146 volunteers
Dec 29th Dr. Philip Payne Bridge cleanup brought Ocean Hour so close to...
18,000 lbs for 2018
179 lbs to 17,848 lbs. Andy & Tammy were not to be denied by picking up a further 251 lbs at Hobo Beach - 18,099 lbs for the year!!
Dec 26th Andy strikes again at Hobo Beach near Graffiti Bridge
Andy collects another 188 lbs of trash in 5 x 40 USG trash bags. This brings his annual total to 1,488 lbs!! WOW!!
Dec 22nd Only one site - Gov't shutdown of Nat'l Seashore ...
One site - Bruce Beach - 710 lbs of trash picked up! The dominate item was plastic bottles (202) - what a great location for a WATER BOTTLE FILL STATION!!
Nat’l Seashore can thank Andy for 2 cleanups totaling 286 lbs during the week before the shutdown
Annual award by the British Royal Statistical Society goes to...
90.5% of plastic is NOT recycled!
To read further. Also on 60 Minutes this past Sunday
Andy is doing his part by collecting 223 lbs this week at Ft Pickens
Dec 15th Two sites on Pensacola Bay .....
43 volunteers picked up 181 lbs of trash at Wayside and Bartram Parks. Thanks to the new “Daisy” Girl Guide and Gulf Coast Citizen Diplomacy Coastal International
Dec 8th Three site cleanups on a damp morning
49 volunteers picked up a total of 508 lbs of trash at Naval Live Oaks, Bay Bluffs and Chimney Parks. Thanks to GB High Marine Science Club and Gulf Coast Citizenry Diplomacy Council
Expect to see beer cans/bottles but depressing to find pint/quart bottles of hard liquor along the sides of the road!
Ocean Hour FL promotes "Request Straw" at local restaurants
Don’t be surprised to have to request a straw from your server at a local restaurant/bar. OcaenHour FL has provided these displays and pins for restaurants.
Two volunteers the week of Dec 1st ....
At Hobo Beach Andy picked up 108 lbs and Sharon picked up 2 lbs of recyclables on a Gulf Breeze beach