Eco-education outreach ebbs for 2018
Clean Surf Project (CSP) rounded off the year with its last educational presentation made at Lower Illovo-based Mother of Peace and Indwe Learning Centre on Wednesday, 5 December.
CLEAN Surf Project (CSP) rounded off the year with its last educational presentation made at Lower Illovo-based Mother of Peace and Indwe Learning Centre on Wednesday, 5 December.
The fun, educational morning ended off with a visit from Santa Claus.
“CSP had a great time sharing its plight with these amazing children. They were thrilled when Santa Claus paid them a visit,” said Romy Wenzel.
She explained that CSP will be at Amanzimtoti Main Beach on Tuesday, 18 December at 10am. “There will be educational, fun games for young and old, all based on marine pollution awareness, followed by another surprise visit by the man in red,” said Romy.
Check out the gallery: Clean Surf Project shares environmental consciousness with Mother of Peace
The CSP team wishes everyone who participated in this year’s many clean-up campaigns a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year.
A message from Clean Surf Project’s Santa Claus: “Please keep our beaches and surroundings clean and no matter how many presents we are all going to get, do remember we only have one planet Earth.”
For more information, visit the CSP Facebook page or call on 082-802-3353.
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