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Umhlanga Back a Beach Team Hauls Over 2.3 Tonnes of Waste From the Coastline
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Umhlanga Back a Beach Team Hauls Over 2.3 Tonnes of Waste From the Coastline
It may be rainy season, but the spirits of the Litterboom Project Umhlanga Back a Beach Team have not been dampened. Together, they hauled a massive load of litter that had settled along the beach. Durban, South Africa (04 March 3036) – In the Source to Sea environmental model, interception serves as the primary defence against plastic pollution. It sees river wardens and reclaimers, like those of The Litterboom Project, play a crucial role in…
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