Several of the Mornington Peninsula BeachPatroll groups took  part in the Spring Clean Your Patch  event in October.  We asked people to go out and clean around their own local area for an hour and enter their collection data into the LitterStopper app where it was uploaded to the BeachPatrol website.

BeachPatrol organised a Spring Clean Your Patch event on 18th Oct 2020 to get people out to clean their local area of plastic litter and enter the collection data on to the LitterStopper app where it was  automatically uploaded on to the BeachPatrol website.   TV Channel 9 ran a news article on it.

Beachpatrol conducted a Spring Clean Your Patch event in Oct 2020 to get people to go out around their area and clean up plastic litter for an hour.  The data was entered onto the Litter Stopper phone app which then automatically submitted it on to the BeachPatrol website.

BeachPatrol Warrnambool calls for volunteer help with Spring Clean Your Patch cleanup.

Beach Patrol's Colleen Hughson wants volunteers to don gloves, masks and unfurl bags
to take to their streets, parks and beaches on Sunday to remove single-use plastic litter
as part of a Spring Clean Your Patch event

BeachPatrol was mentioned in the Kingston Council News Letter this past week. THi covers, Mordiallos, Mentone, Parkdale, Aspendale and Chelsea groups.

This is a video of our BeachPatrol 3030 group over the 2019 year. This group collected a lot of rubbish.

https://www.facebook.com/wyndhamtv.com.au/videos/294595298185442/?v=294595298185442

For the 10th Birthday celebration of the start of BeachPatrol, a celebration clean was held in St Kilda. Over 90 people joined in on the clean. In 10 years BeachPatrol has grown to 47 groups performing over 500 cleans a year on beaches and streets.

See pages 20-21 https://www.docklandsnews.com.au/images/uploads/pdf-archive/DN157.pdf

https://www.docklandsnews.com.au/editions/article/cleaning-our-community_15728/