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SAS Beach Clean Tour Wales

By SAS (Surfers Against Sewage) - Published on 11th August 2010 | Viewed 1316 times.

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Surfers Against Sewage’s 20th Anniversary Beach Clean Tour Hits Wales

This August, Surfers Against Sewage (SAS), in association with the Quiksilver Foundation, will be hitting the road with the biggest beach clean tour in its history. Since 1994, the volume of marine litter on UK beaches has increased by 146%* and SAS is helping combat this tide line of trash through its beach cleans and ongoing campaigns. ‘Motivocean’ is SAS’s most ambitious beach clean tour to date and will be calling in at over 20 major UK beaches and waterside locations across the nation, including Newgale in Wales:

Wednesday 25th August Newgale, near Newgale House car park, 1pm

The sea and coastal environment are a vital component of so many sporting activities from sailing to surfing, and SAS hopes to further build awareness about coastal conservation by linking beach sports to the protection of the environment.

Hugo Tagholm, Director of Surfers Against Sewage, commented, “We’re delighted to be holding a ‘Motivocean 20th Anniversary Beach Clean Tour’ event at Newgale. The tour will help us engage a record number of new environmental activists and volunteers to make a meaningful difference to the UK’s precious beaches and the wider marine environment. We look forward to welcoming everyone to local events; our members, supporters, families and youth volunteers.”

To sign up please email Chris@sas.org.uk with the location you’d like to join SAS at,
your name, age and contact details.

So, please come along to an event near you, meet SAS team members and like-minded volunteers, and help protect a beach near you!
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Nemesis640 days ago +5 Rating Rate Positive Rate Negative
Wouldn't it make more sense to hold the beach clean days on a weekend, most people are stuck in work through the week? Plus there's a lot more people on the beach at the weekend so it'd be better for raising awareness amongst the non-surfers as well?
 
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