Business boosts wildlife team’s clean-up of Treasure Beach
The day was organised and overseen by the Wildlife Environment Society of South (WESSA) and supported by Sodurba Tourism, Sapphire Coast Tourism’s neighbouring community tourism organisation (CTO).
EARTH-conscious individuals joined forces in the name of World Oceans Day on Friday, 8 June to get stuck in and clean Treasure Beach.
The clean-up was deemed a great success with members and employees from Mondi, SAB Breweries, Seaboard, Clean Surf Project, Wessa Treasure Beach, Ethekwini Municipality, DSW and Sapref joining in, among others.
The day was organised and overseen by the Wildlife Environment Society of South (WESSA) and supported by Sodurba Tourism, Sapphire Coast Tourism’s neighbouring community tourism organisation (CTO).
The campaign now looks geared up for another clean-up campaign this September, to contribute to the International World Clean Up Day’s celebration on 15 September.
See more pictures in this gallery: Treasure Beach gets a clean up this #WorldOceansDay
“For further information on Clean Surf Project and all the great initiatives the organisation is heading, contact Clean Surf Project’s Denzil van der Westhuizen on 082-802-3353 or email cleansurfproject@gmail.com,” said SCT’s Romy Wenzel. “Helping hands are always welcome.”
Those interested should also follow Clean Surf Project on Facebook for a constant flow of positive updates.
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