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Cleanest, Safest Beaches Possible
The BeachPatrol vision is for all beach users to enjoy a clean and safe beach to ensure the safety of our volunteers while removing litter.
30 Oct
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31 Aug
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Meet Lisa LOS leader for Werribee
Ross
posted on
Aug 31,
2022 23:44
"I hate litter, and love nature, so doing clean-ups is a good fit. I also like being with people, so organising a community activity is something I enjoy".
07 Aug
2022
2022
Premier's Sustainability Awards. BeachPatrol has been nominated as a finalist in this years awards.
Ross
posted on
Aug 07,
2022 05:32
BeachPatrol Australia has made it to be a Finalist in the prestegious Premier's Sustainability awards for 2022. Nominated in the Waste and Litter Reduction category as a Community Champion Finalis...
11 Jul
2022
2022
Plastic Free July Media Release
Ross
posted on
Jul 11,
2022 01:29
Each year Plastic Free July® is an opportunity for us to reset our relationship with plastic, especially the single-use variety, urges BeachPatrol Australia President Ross Headifen and the Beach P...
23 Jun
2022
2022
June 22 News Letter
Ross
posted on
Jun 23,
2022 00:48
Covering the latest industry news regarding plastic rubbish and a summary of BeachPatrol news for the last 3 months. Read on!
21 Jun
2022
2022
Welcome to Frankston BeachPatrol
Ross
posted on
Jun 21,
2022 00:40
3199 Frankston BeachPatrol involves many organisations in the community. They invite fitness clubs, school groups, businesses, faith organisations, animal rescue groups & other organisations.
T...
13 Jun
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13 Mar
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Warrnambool BeachPatrol Making a difference on the South Coast
Ross
posted on
Mar 13,
2022 00:57
Colleen appeared on the ABC news again in relation to her walk along the South coast, Warrnambool to Portland. A 7 day walk to remove all the plastic off the beachess along the way. Many da...
20 Feb
2022
2022
Beach plastic art work
Ross
posted on
Feb 20,
2022 05:22
This turtle artwork was made by 31988BeachPatrol in Seaford. The white outerbackground is plastic nurdles. Nurdles are very dangerous to wildlife and should not even get...