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Cleaning our Community

CCRW Student Organizer, Ghita, worked with Beaufort Ole Towne Rotary and student volunteers to collect 13 bags of roadside trash weighing 104 pounds total. This was largely made up of lightweight items like plastic film, food wrappers, styrofoam, and cigarette butts along the Beaufort Bypass.

“As a county that depends on our coast for tourism and recreation and also has a large fishing population, we are directly affected by the health of our environment. I hope that this cleanup encourages community members to take part in future local conservation initiatives.” Says Ghita.

Next steps, Ghita and CCRW will talk with community leaders about further advocacy. This is part of an environmental scholarship program in partnership with Beaufort Ole Towne Rotary.

National Park Service estimates 5 tons of trash were collected at our Shackleford Banks cleanup! CCRW crew, NPS staff and volunteers trekked through the brush and marsh to remove hurricane debris that has persisted on the island for years. We added to this giant pile volunteers have been collectively working on. In addition to the usual tires and treated lumber, we found about thirty Mylar balloons. Thanks to everyone who helped!

Cheers to Clean Water

It’s that time again! Pacifico Beer is donating a portion of ALL NC sales to support CCRW’s work to protect clean water. Drink for a difference all summer long. Stay tuned for events and chances to win prizes.

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