Here at Life’s a Beach we love working with Girl Guiding groups across the country, year on year, to reduce litter in each group’s local area. This time we went to Frampton to work with the young people in the…
We have returned to Cheltenham Food and Drink Festival for another year! This food and drink festival, full of interesting stalls, live music, and entertainment, has been running since 2008. We were delighted to join them for their 16th show,…
We returned for another event with local brownie group, the 3rd Cam Brownies. x young people volunteered their evening, with the help of x adults, to make their local area litter free. We first worked with the 3rd Cam Brownies…
We visited Northam Burrows Beach in Westward Ho! for another beach clean with the amazing 1st Torrington Brownies. This is an annual event we have been holding since 2021, and we were thrilled to return for a third year. We…
We visited Weston-Under-Penyard primary this week to educated the students of the importance of plastic pollution and recycling! We arrived and ran our decomposition timeline with each class. This activity involves pupils working as a team to decided how long…
June 5th we partnered up with local business ‘Benefact Group’ for a beautiful lunch time area clean up, covering the local parks and country side paths all in the surrounding area of their office. As part of the Benefact Group…
We traveled down to Falmouth to link up with some of our favourite university societies for another year. Marine Watch, Gem Society, and EcoWatch joined us from Falmouth University for yet another beach clean in their local area. This time…
We held yet another clean on Swansea beach with 29 volunteers from the local area. Swansea beach is beautiful, but always has a layer of microplastics scattered across the sand. Our volunteers dedicated half a day to gathering up any…
We visited Grange Primary Academy for two days to host a series of workshops and hold litter-picking events with every year group. Grange Primary Academy was the very first school to join our Waste Less initiative. We gave them reusable…
2. Use matches or reusable lighters instead of the disposable ones. You can also purchase rechargeable lighters. Disposable lighters add to the plastic waste found in the ocean and other habitats so by switching now you can help amend that…
We went back to Brean Beach for the first time this year, and we were joined by The Environmental Dimension Partnership. 82 volunteers arrived bright and early to dedicate their whole day to making Brean Beach a cleaner place for…
