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Another clean-up in the Philippines!😍 .
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The Philippines is known as a holiday destination with its paradisiacal beaches, but on the beautiful beaches there is unfortunately also a lot of man-made #waste to be seen
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Our teams in the Philippines went to exactly one such beach and cleared nature of a total of about 101 kg of rubbish 🧡💚 .
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We have set ourselves #100 clean-ups abroad as a #goal for this year and thanks to your #support we are well on our way 😊🙌🙌 .
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A total of 235kg of #waste was collected last Saturday‼ Thank you for your great efforts @sanamare.organisationtanzania 💙🙌
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#plasticbottles, along with #cigarettebutts, are the most litter found on the beach by our team in Tanzania🚭🚮 .
If #rubbish is not disposed of properly, sooner or later it ends up in #theocean. Proper disposal is important, but it is best not to consume disposable products.
We can all contribute to clean seas! Do Social Clean-ups with us💚
This beach in the Philippines looks like paradise. Blue water, blue sky, white sand, palm trees. Looking closer you see that it's not paradise. It is full of garbage left behind by beach-visitors and carried on by ocean currents.
Our Sana Mare clean-up team in the Philippines has cleaned this beach today and collected 91 kg of waste. Most common items were bavarage bottles, food wrappers and fishing gear.
This clean-up was done within the framework of our social clean-up project, where people from poor background receive an allowance for cleaning up beaches. We will carry out 100 clean-ups in 2021 and we aim for at least 200 clean-ups in 2022.
The Sana Mare Team of Limuru, Kenya was the first Sana Mare group outside of Europe. In the past 2 years the dedicated group members have carried out 73 clean-ups at the local rivers in central Kenya and collected around 13,000 kg of waste from the environment. Now we have founded the first official Sana Mare doughter organisation. Please welcome the Sana Mare Limuru CBO. 🥳 In the next year this group will conduct 130 clean-ups.
More about the group at sana-mare.org/aktivitaeten/social-cleanups/team-limuru/
Here is what you can do to reduce marine pollution:
- Reduce, reuse, recycle
- Any time you see litter, pick it up and properly dispose it
- Avoid products with plastic packaging
- Bring reusable shopping bags instead of buying a plastic bag
- Participate in local clean-ups and help to clean beaches, rivers and the ocean
Thank you 💙
#sanamare #plasticpollution #reducereuserecycle #savetheearth #saynotoplastic #plasticharms #beachcleanup
Sana Mare is aiming to clean our beaches and river banks worldwide. We were founded in 2020 with nothing more than a vision. No investor gave us money. A hand full of private donors allowed us to buy material and pay the costs for our first clean-ups. Since than we are developing step by step. We carried out 50 clean-ups in 2020. We will carry out 100 clean-ups in 2021 and we aim for 200 clean-ups in 2022. We need private donors and business partners to achieve our goal.
By now we have removed more than 30,000 kg of waste from beaches and rivers. Let's increase this number by a factor of 100. Support us with a one-time or repeating donation www.sana-mare.org/spenden
