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Litter picks and beach cleans

Help fight climate change by taking part in litter picks and making sure rubbish does not harm wildlife and pollute the environment.

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BIN IT TO WIN IT
 

To enter, simply use the app to take a picture of litter as you place it in a bin. Each time you submit a new piece of litter, you’ll be added to the lotto draw and get the chance to win cash prizes.

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BECOME A LITTER PICK LEAD

Become a Planet Patrol Guardian and organise and lead regular litter picks in your local area.

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ORGANISE AND REGISTER A BEACH CLEAN

Organise a beach clean near you and register this on the beachclean.org website to encourage others to join in. You can also register this on the Marine Conservation Society website too (see next tab).

Just One Ocean

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PLEDGE TO PICK UP LITTER

Keep Britain Tidy has various campaigns and events available to the public to help keep litter off our streets.

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RECORD THE LITTER YOU PICK

Download the Planet Patrol app and start to record the litter you pick, no matter which litter picking activity you are taking part in. The data you record will help Planet Patrol lobby industry and local councils to reduce the litter on our streets.

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THE GREAT BRITISH BEACH CLEAN

The Marine Conservation Society runs a large annual beach clean every September all over the country. See their website for other similar events.

Marine Conservation Society

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TAKE PART IN A LITTER PICK

Join a Planet Patrol litter pick in your local area. Look at their Facebook page to see when a litter pick is taking place near you.

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TAKE PART IN THE GREAT NURDLE HUNT

If you can get to a beach in September, think about taking part in the Great Nurdle Hunt. This takes place every year at the same time. You can also hunt and record nurdles on beaches throughout the year and log this on their website.

The Great Nurdle Hunt

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