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3016 Beach Patrol - Williamstown

The historic old colonial area of Williamstown exudes charm.  3016Beachpatrol based in Williamstown is there to help their beaches out.  Positioned on the corner of the Port Phillip Bay and the mouth of the Yarra river, Williamstown gets more than its fare share of careless littering.

We meet once a month for one hour to clean up one of our beaches.  We are often joined by other groups with the same goals.

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How much difference has 3016 group made in this year?

Kgs of rubbish collectedShopping bags of rubbishVolunteer HoursBottles & cans
    
1241616

How much difference has 3016 group made in Previous years?

Kgs of rubbish collectedShopping bags of rubbishVolunteer HoursBottles & cans
    
4509151318417089

Most Recent 3016 Group Activities

3016 March Clean Up by 3016@beachpatrol.com.au

Amazing weather on Saturday saw an equally amazing bunch of volunteers remove 21kgs of rubbish from Willi Beach. 84 recyclable bottles and cans, the nurdle hunt was on again, cigarette butts, plastic plastic plastic. Most interesting find goes to our underwater friend, do you snorkel in the bay? So much amazing life here worth protecting

3016 Feb Clean Up by 3016@beachpatrol.com.au

Great clean up today with 37 amazing volunteers taking 60 minutes out of their Saturday to collect and remove 35.7kg's of rubbish from our beach, huge effort!!!! 95 recyclable bottles and cans, a tub of cigarette butts, a few lonely thongs, lots of tennis balls, plastic of all sorts and nurdles (plastic resin pellets that are melted down to make larger plastic products). We'll be back in action on the 16th of March. Thumbs down to rubbish... yay for making difference!!!

Jan Cleanup by 3016@beachpatrol.com.au

Thanks to the 35 superstars who came out on Saturday morning to clean the beach 🙂 in 60 minutes we picked up 23.2kgs of which 9kgs was recyclables! Lots of cigarette butts and we also found some nurdles... if you look hard it’s amazing/terrifying what micro plastics you find!

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3016 BP Contact Details

If you live in the area and want to contribute to keeping your beaches clean then Sign up with 3016 BeachPatrol to become a member. As a member you will get

  • Email updates on news and upcoming activities
  • Free BeachPatrol Tee shirt
  • Share some together time at a local cafe after the 
  • beach cleaning session
  • Participate in BeachPatrol social functions

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Last 3016 Group Data

Activity DateNo. bagslitter - KgHrs
    
18-Jan-202041216

Last 3016 Group Activity

3016 Jan Clean up 2020 by 3016@beachpatrol.com.au
In 60 minutes 16 volunteers picked up 12.2kgs of rubbish. We found that there were few recyclables this month - lots of chip and lolly wrappers, random bits of clothing and shoes, cigarette butts, fishing gear and too many straws

In this year

Most Common Items selected
 
Drink Containers. All bottles and cans for CDS count
Cigarette butts
Plastic chip bags and confectionary wrappers

Spotting plastic nurdles

This year todate - Recording started after Oct 2015

None100+1000+
   
000

In previous years

None100+1000+
   
4691