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 is a charity set up by kitchenware retailer ProCook, to support the eradication of single-use plastics from British beaches and the promotion of reusable products. The charity 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.
After being unable to host clean events during the pandemic, Life’s a Beach teamed up with Adventure Bike Hire, Printwaste and volunteers from ProCook to clean the Gloucester & Sharpness Canal. The Gloucester Sharpness Canal Read more…
We caught up with Lara Vafiadis, from This Girl Rows, to discuss her upcoming solo row across the Atlantic Ocean. Life’s a Beach joined Lara’s sponsorship team and have been following her progress ever since. Read more…
We met with Gary Jolliffe, Director of Till the Coast is Clear, to catch-up with who Till the Coast of Clear are, what their focus is, and the projects they have coming up. Till the Read more…
For the 2022 Easter break we ran a social media photo competition. We asked for people to send in their best photographs by water. Whether it be by a beach, river, pond , or puddle, Read more…
All of us are aware of the growing problem that is plastic pollution. Here is a list of easy switches you can make in your every day life to help reduce your plastic waste.
Christmas is a time we all indulge, whether that be in another mince pie or that present you’ve been waiting all year for, but should we be worrying about the effect our festivities are having Read more…