We’re back again for another year with our three-part Mediterranean Cleanup. Our 4th Year!
You must sign up to participate in the event (participation is free of charge).
We are joined again this year by the young climate activist @oliviamandle for this wonderful activity to raise awareness. The “Jelly Cleaner”, the microplastic filter she created, will be made this year with recycled materials specifically for this cleanup.
Cleaning the beaches and coastal areas.
Both in the Bahía de Llafranc Beach as well as on the Port Pelegrí Beach in Calella de Palafrugell.
Cleaning the sea surface for microplastics by paddle board* with a “Jelly Cleaner”.
This will take place on the Port Pelegrí Beach in Calella de Palafrugell.
Cleaning the sea surface for microplastics by kayak with a “Jelly Cleaner”.
This will take place on the Bahía de Llafranc Beach in Llafranc.
Cleaning the seabed scuba diving**
Both in the Bahía de Llafranc Beach as well as on the Port Pelegrí Beach in Calella de Palafrugell.
The Jane Goodall Institute Spain and its educational program, Roots & Shoots, also joins us for a second consecutive year.
Thank you to all the collaborators who help make this day so unique with their boats, scuba equipment, kayaks, and paddle boards.
This is a free event since our goal is to raise awareness about the terrible state of our sea and beaches, while showing us how lucky we are with all that the Mediterranean gives us.
*The paddle board activity is only for young people aged 10-18 years old.
**All scuba divers must be duly certified and show their certifications to the corresponding dive center.
