By funding educational trips we aim to educate all on the importance of eradicating single use plastics from our day-to-day lives
Organising and funding beach cleans helps us get out there and remove the plastics left on our beaches to protect and preserve their natural state
Promoting reusable products and designing multiple-use products to minimise the consumption of single-use plastic
Life’s a Beach began as a linked not-for-profit organisation by kitchenware retailer ProCook, to support the eradication of single-use plastics from British beaches and the promotion of reusable products. The organisation has been set up by ProCook owner Daniel O’Neill who was inspired to take positive action towards a more sustainable environment.
With a product range boasting a variety of bamboo coffee cups, Tritan water bottles and stainless steel water bottles, making the switch to multiple-use drinking vessels has never been easier and by making the change you’ll be helping to tackle the battle against plastic pollution we must all begin to fight before it’s too late.
May 27th 2019, Porthkerry Country Park On a very sunny bank holiday Monday, the Life’s a Beach team and a number of volunteers headed to Porthkerry Country Park in Barry, Wales to support the fantastic work of the Friends of Read more…
Glastonbury Festival has long been working on its green credentials, asking festival goer’s to ‘love the farm, leave no trace‘ and encourages the use of reusable water bottles by installing numerous water fountains around the Read more…
As the saying goes, “you can never start them too young” and we are fierce believers that this is very much the case when it comes to the eradication of single-use plastics. If we are Read more…
Continuing from our last post with campaigners ‘Plastic-Free Me’ we share a few more tips from the team on how you can make easy changes to switch to a more sustainable lifestyle. You can find Read more…
Most of us are aware of the level of devastation plastic pollution is causing our planet, and many of us have felt that we should do something to help, but where should we begin? With Read more…
With the immense popularity of Attenborough’s ‘Blue Planet’ series we were not surprised how quickly our television channels became flooded with similar programmes that brought attention to the severity of plastic pollution within our oceans. Read more…