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3186BeachPatrol Covering the Brighton Beaches

3186 Beach Patrol

3186 Beach Patrol members keep the beaches and piers clear of litter in an area that ranges from New Street in Brighton to Head Street at Elwood.

Members pledge one hour of voluntary cleaning per month and also join in group clean-ups on a regular basis throughout the year.

We are a family friendly group that includes people of all ages from young on up.  We share a passion to keep our beaches rubbish free and safe for all to enjoy. 

Since our formation in 2013 we have had generous grant support from Bayside City Council through a series of grants that helped to establish and maintain the group.

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How much difference has 3186 group made in this year?

Kgs of rubbish collectedShopping bags of rubbishVolunteer HoursBottles & cans
    
    

How much difference has 3186 group made in Previous years?

Kgs of rubbish collectedShopping bags of rubbishVolunteer HoursBottles & cans
    
29249549802375

3186 BP Contact details

If you live in the area and want to contribute to keeping your beaches clean then Sign up with 3186 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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Next 3186 Beach Clean

Cleaning DateTimeActivity Details
   
03-Mar-201910amWe met at the Palm Tree to the right of Middle Brighton Baths. Our members will be wearing orange t-shirts and caps and are easy to spot. Look forward to seeing you there!! 8-)

Last 3186 Group Data

Activity DateNo. bagslitter - KgHrs
    
02-Dec-2018176830

Last 3186 Group Activity

3186 3 Dec 2017 Clean by 3186@beachpatrol.com.au
We have 8 conscientious souls help with the cleanup after the major rain.  Luckily we didn't have bad weather.  There was a lot of rubbish around that had washed in from the storm.

In this year

Most Common Items selected
 
Drink Containers. All bottles and cans for CDS count
Plastic chip bags and confectionary wrappers
Plastic fragments < 5cm

Spotting plastic nurdles

This year todate - Recording started after Oct 2015

None100+1000+
   
   

In previous years

None100+1000+
   
5420