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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.
07 Jan
2024
2024
2023 BeachPatrol & Love Our Street highlights
Simon Gaites
posted on
Jan 07,
2024 11:04
What a year! Our 2023 clean up data is in 📢
Last year our volunteer groups spent almost 9,800 hours cleaning Victoria's beaches, streets and open spaces. The marine animals have a better chance...
30 Aug
2023
2023
Sandringham LOS praised in Parliament.
Simon Gaites
posted on
Aug 30,
2023 07:47
3191 Love our Street has been praised in Parliament for its monthly clean-up of streets in Sandringham, by local member Brad Rowswell MP.
11 Jun
2023
2023
Young beach patrol leader wins Bayside award
Simon Gaites
posted on
Jun 11,
2023 04:30
Meet Milla.
Milla is a member of 3186 Beach Patrol in Brighton. We're delighted that Milla was recognised at the 2023 Bayside Youth Awards ceemony held at Sandringham...
30 Nov
2022
2022
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
2022
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14 Mar
2022
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13 Mar
2022
2022
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...