more than sixty volunteers picked up trash on Terschelling beach in the last two weeks at the 29th edition of milieujutten. The event is full,
more than sixty volunteers picked up trash on Terschelling beach in the last two weeks at the 29th edition of milieujutten. The event is full, but you can always find it yourself, pick up trash from the beach. What should you do and what should you not do?
u Turbulent and stormy weather the last few weeks, beach staff is a problem. “The wind is cold and the debris is covered with a layer of sand that you can lie on. You’ll need to pull a lot to get the pieces to weave it all together,” said Wadden Sea Association spokeswoman Tessa van Bussel. The association organizes the milieujutten together with the Forestry Commission and the Stayokay Terschelling hostel in the Netherlands.
Every day, volunteers (more than 800 kilograms of marine debris from the beach. Pieces of fishing net, nylon thread, piepschuimkorreltjes and bottle caps are especially common. “However, the door was also found. It is probably another of the masters: You see, in a container ship, which turned the page last year,” says Bruxelles.
It is not possible to connect to milieujutten on the island of Terschelling. “We only have a limited number of seats on the bus, availability of first aid personnel, garbage bags and tools,” says Bruxelles. “Only a handful of people can participate, but that’s about it.”
one of the five most commonly found types of marine litter and nets, ropes and vispluis Small pieces of plastic, bottle caps, candy and chip bags, balloons and sierlinten clearings in the sensitive dune
This is because the society of the Wadden Sea wants it to be clean and in a responsible way. “We are not such fragile salt marshes, go and enjoy nature. They have good intentions, but they can be important breeding areas for birds that need to be disturbed.”
Foundation and the North Sea every year, with the Boskalis Beach Cleanup Tour, organizing and giving practical advice to strandschoonmaak on how to deal with it. “There is a lot of rubbish in the sand dunes, but the dunes are fragile,” says Ewout van Galen, head of the Clean Sea program at the North Sea Foundation. “If there are a lot of people running, there could be subsidence, and that’s a defense system?” The foundation recommends the church to inform them about the rubbish in the dunes, so that it can deal with it further.
In addition, you can also just pick it up. “Make sure you have at least one glove for the hand you need to clean,” says Van Galen. “Be careful with needles or vials where things are. Do not open vials with liquid in them.” Also, paraffin, an oily waxy substance, which, among other things, consists of candle wax, it is best to use gloves to pick it up.
More than 800 kilograms of garbage were collected daily. (Photo: Henk Postma).
The people, who themselves are the cause of the problem in The Wadden Sea Society and The North Sea Foundation) to organize regular cleaning campaigns, where you can. “The mood is great,” says Bussel. “We recognize that something tangible should be done to help them.”
“Garbage and plastic pollution are also very, very complex issues, which are also part of the cause of our own behavior. All the My Little Ponies that washed ashore last year after the container ramp were shipped off, because they wanted to have their own. Participate in cleaning activities, it’s a well-organized way you can help keep beaches clean.”
for more cleaning tips, keep the weather in mind. During a storm it is wise to leave the beach. Be sure to clean it only in areas with free access. That means: grip stick, trash bags, gloves, drinking water, sunscreen and a fully charged phone. Log in to the strandbehederler if you’re a chemical substance (like gasoline in a canister), you’ve found it. Please call the SOS Dolphin Foundation if you find dead or stranded marine animals.
Updated date: February 26, 2020, 7:01 p.m
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Source: newstars.edu.vn