Rame Peninsula Beach Care

01752823308

Cleaning our beaches and raising awareness about the marine litter crisis

Marine plastic litter is not just an eyesore. It kills over one million seabirds and 100,000 whales, dolphin, seals and turtles worldwide each year. In Cornwall, over 250 seals have plastic entangled around their necks and every dead northern fulmar now autopsied in the English Channel area has plastic in its gut. Through our beach cleans we remove around 800 sacks of rubbish from our beaches each year and work with schools and other groups to raise awareness about this crisis on our doorstep.

Why the community needs us
We improve our coastal environment and beaches for the benefit of the local community, visitors and wildlife. Our monthly beach cleans are really popular events, attracting up to 60 volunteers, as well as being great exercise and an opportunity to socialise with like-minded folk. There are so many depressing environmental problems in our world today that we can't do anything about, but this is something really positive that makes a noticeable difference to the area where we live.

Our impact on the community

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We run regular beach cleans and surveys and welcome volunteers of all ages Beach cleans are organised regularly and usually take 2-3 hours around low tide. email info@ramepbc for details

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£10

pays for one week's storage of marine plastic used to create exhibitions

£30

pays for fuel to deliver a talk to a Westcountry school

£100

pays for materials to run a marine litter art session with children