Friday, August 17, 2012

Sept. 15 International Coastal Clean Up

On September 15th, Plastic Free Hawaii will be teaming up with Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii and a bunch of local organizations to help out the largest coastal cleanup Kailua has ever seen. The cleanup is in celebration of the beauty of Kailua and Lanikai.  It is also the 27th International Coastal Clean Up Day with Ocean Conservancy. Clean ups and data collection will be taking place around the island and across the globe.
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Volunteers can find a check in point at any beach access from Castles to Lanikai 9:30am -12:00pm. The Plastic Free Hawaii Team will be greeting groups at Kailua Beach Park across from Buzz's. We will also have an educational craft booth for keiki of all ages at the after party 12-5pm in Lanikai Park. We'll be right next to our friends from Ocean Devotion. RSVP on Facebook!  To volunteer your school group or for more information email us at plasticfree@kokuahawaiifoundation.org.


Make sure to wear plenty of sunscreen, bring a reusable water bottle, reusable gloves and recycled old plastic bags to pick up trash. 


Other Oahu Clean Ups:


Wednesday, August 1, 2012

August Film Screening

Mark your calendars! Our next community event is Aug. 16th, 6-8pm. We'll be showing "Message in the Waves" in the EcoLounge at Kailua Sailboards & Kayaks. Join in for crafts, talk story, and a special guest speaker, Andy Collins from Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument to update us on marine debris fighting efforts! Ocean Devotion Hawaii and other community partners will be helping out.

Message in the Waves is a film from the BBC Natural History Unit looking at some of the environmental challenges facing the people and wildlife of the Hawaiian Islands. More about the film: http://www.messageinthewaves.com/

Download and share the flier here.
RSVP on Facebook!