A beach clean-up is a great way to help protect our oceans and marine life. Last Saturday, December 10th 2022, we organized a beach clean up with Ecoimplicados, Rotaract Tenerife Sur, Cactus Coliving and CsDrone Tenerife. By removing trash and debris from the beach, we can prevent it from entering the ocean and harming marine life. Not only does this help to keep our oceans clean, but it can also have a positive impact on local tourism and the economy.
Participating in a beach clean-up is a great way to get outside, enjoy the fresh air, and do something good for the environment. It’s a fun and rewarding experience that can be done with friends, family, or as a solo activity. Plus, it’s a great way to connect with your community and meet new people who share your passion for the environment.
In addition to the environmental benefits, a beach clean-up can also be a valuable educational opportunity. By participating in a beach clean-up, you can learn about the types of trash and debris that are commonly found on beaches, and the potential harm they can cause to marine life. This knowledge can help to raise awareness about the importance of keeping our oceans clean and can inspire others to take action.
Overall, participating in a beach clean-up is a simple and effective way to make a positive impact on the environment. It’s a fun and rewarding experience that can benefit both the ocean and the local community. So why not grab a trash bag and head to the beach to do your part in protecting our oceans and marine life?
THANK YOU
Thank you to everyone involved in this Canary Green project where our aim is to help promote sustainable tourism in the Canary Islands.
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- Ecoimplicados, Rotaract Tenerife Sur, Cactus Coliving, co-organization of Beach Clean Up event
- John Beckley; Founder of Canary Green non profit
- Canary Green non profit:
- Photographer; John Beckley
- Drone Video : CsDrone Tenerife
- Social Media; Arwa Belhassen
- Project Coordination; Maeva baillot
