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Picked up by 20 volunteers, or ~34#’s each! Well above the yearly average of 8!
The amount of styrofoam from cups, plates and containers on Hobo Beach is in stark contrast from my recent trip to California. Even with all meals we consumed, ALL TAKEOUT was paper based - NO STYROFOAM or PLASTIC STRAWS!!
for a total of 142 lbs. One volunteer at Blackwater Forest and 17 at Naval Live Oaks
total of 2,000+ lbs at 1,902. First month since February to exceed 2019 monthly total! Good work!
Six volunteers at Bob Sikes Bridge with 136 lbs, 10 people at Payne Bridge collected 127 lbs and 340 lbs at Chimney Park
Gulf Breeze News introduced Catherine as the latest addition to the OceanHour FL team! Welcome!
Catherine lives in the Navarre area as the cleanups expand
Catholic School for leading bottle caps collection to make this mural. To read more - Photos 2020 on this website and WEAR TV website
2’ of rain by 10:00 am.
Later in the day the intrepid Andy & Tammy picked up 179 lbs along Bayfront Pkwy.
Ocean Hour FL is within 15 lbs of exceeding a 2019 monthly total since Feb, 2020!
42 volunteers collected 224 lbs at Bay Bluffs Park and NLO.
Monthly total 1,120 lbs
Oct 19th New York state’s 7 month delay on banning one use plastic bags has ended! Now need to have reusable bags!
trash at Veterans Memorial and Wayside Park on Sunday. 116 on Monday and 129 lbs on Wednesday.Thank you Andy and Tammy!
896 lbs so far this month
between two pet peeves: businesses not picking up trash around their establishments (example Atlas/Fish House) and PPE and/or personal hygiene products!
Between the there sites of Bruce Beach, Bartram Park and Hwy 98 thru NLO, 34 volunteers picked up 456 lbs of trash.
Amazing, how 100’s of plastic bottle caps were picked up - where are the bottles?
So difficult to choose the “News” photo and for the “Gallery”. Twenty-five volunteers picked up 1,020 lbs of trash at Graffiti Bridge, Wayside Park, Sand Crab Pavilion - Navarre and Bartram Park! We barely scratched the surface! When the debris dries out, where are all the styrofoam pieces, water bottle caps etc. going to end up when it gets windy and/or rains?
