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St Bernard’s boys doing their bit

September 9, 2017November 18, 2020 Carmen Torraca

St Bernard’s boys have been hard at it again, doing their bit for the beaches and rivermouths around the Great Ocean Rd in Victoria.

So much rubbish out there,choking up our water ways and beaches, so we all have to keep doing our bit, get on board and help the boys out.

Like many months in the past – the boys collected over 2,500 plastic remnant pieces along with the rest of their haul!

Seaside Scavenge back in Rye!

January 24, 2017October 8, 2018 Heidi

On the 8th January, the Mornington Peninsula community once again came together to talk trash and clean up the local Rye beach area as part of the second Seaside Scavenge Festival held in Victoria.

Teaming up with Tangaroa Blue were the Sorrento Water Towers crew, a local group passionate about the ocean and dedicated to raising awareness about plastic pollution, connecting like-minded people and working towards changing our disposable plastic culture.

Rubbish collected on the day was given a new value, becoming currency that allowed volunteers to trade the trash they collected for second-hand clothing that had been generously donated by members of the local community. Read more “Seaside Scavenge back in Rye!”

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