Amanzimtoti lagoon freed of 31 bags of litter
The 31 bags collected weighed in at a ghastly 193kg.
CLEAN-UP action was underway on Saturday, 13 April at the Amanzimtoti Lagoon, as Clean Surf Project and its devoted volunteers rid the area of litter.
By the end of the clean-up event, a whopping 31 bags full of rubbish were removed.
Clean Surf Project extended immense thanks to everyone who participated in the beach-lagoon clean-up. The 31 bags collected weighed in at a ghastly 193kg.
CSP expressed how great it is to see new faces sharing the same interest in protecting our coastal environment and marine life. Present at the clean-up was representatives from Durban Bay Clean-Up. International holiday makers were also seen willingly assisting the CSP crew.
Clean Surf Project thanked Ollies Pub and Grill, Super Penguin Films, Pam Golding, Romans Pizza, Beach Management Jace Govender and Sapphire Coast Tourism for the support.
The environmentally conscious crew called on residents and businesses to get involved.
For more information follow the Instagram and Facebook pages, call 082-802-3353 or email cleansurfproject@gmail.com.
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