AFTER having to forego a cleanup for Coastal Cleanup Day 2014, a team at Sandals Royal Bahamian chose the day after National Heroes Day to make New Providence’s beaches clean once again.
Headed by the resort’s environmental health and safety manager, Donny Johnson, the cleanup covered Delaporte’s community park, where the team removed more than 15 large bags of waste.
The group initially visited Goodman’s Bay Beach, which endures heavy traffic and littering during public holidays, only to find a group of students had already removed a large amount of trash from the coastline and park.
“We met students from CR Walker High School on Goodmans Bay, and the beach was clean, which means the awareness and importance of a coastal cleanup is getting around,” said Mr Johnson.
“We wanted to find a beach to clean so we went over to Delaporte’s park.”
Mr Johnson and his team of Sandals employees conduct several cleanups at beaches along West Bay Street each year, and sometimes make dive and snorkel trips to reefs to remove any dangerous litter.
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HarryWyckoff 10 years ago
If so many Bahamian beach goers weren't disgusting trash pigs, this might not be needed.
Visit any beach after a public holiday and you'll find the mountains of filth left by the same people who will take to the streets to celebrate 'Bahamian Pride' (as long as there's chicken involved and they don't have to clean up their own isht)
Just say in'
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