Beach clean-ups are attractive opportunities to do large-scale

rehabilitation work on our beaches. But we don’t have to wait

for the next one to start cleaning up. Taking responsibility for
our plastic trash is already a step in the right direction.

Cleanliness is associated with good health benefits of preventing diseases and saving lives.
Cleaning beaches and coastal areas preserve the ecosystem for it makes that the trash does
not kill marine life. In cleaning the beach, you save marine animals, preserve our natural
treasures, keep water from being toxic, help our local economy, and you will enjoy your time
outside.

Cleanliness has positive effects on health, including the ability to stop disease and save lives.
Cleaning up beaches and coastal areas protects the ecosystem by ensuring that marine life
is not killed by trash. You can help our local economy, save marine life, protect our natural
resources, keep water from being toxic, and have fun outside by cleaning the beach. Our
ocean serves as the Earth's life support system, and we must protect and preserve its waters
and ecosystems from all forms of pollution in order to ensure a sustainable future.

The power of the crowd is what lead to the start of The Ocean Cleanup