2022
Hello and Welcome To The Global Local Guides Clean The World Programme, As my part in this Global Activity has been My map Editor and I have been sitting through all your great experiences. In Perth, it has been hard to get Local Guides motivated as I am So I pretty much work alone, during this time I spend lots of time doing research and ways to develop my skills in most fields on Google platforms, But today I would like to share something most relative and initiative to our program, whilst searching on web I found an organisation who are doing something similar to us so I have followed up on there Overview and taken upon myself to join them From September 09, 2018 1:00 pm until September 09, 2018 3:00 pm at Point Walter Reserve And there link page Here The title of this Meet up is called:
Kathmandu Perth Clean-up - WA
So I will be creating a post in Parrel with them and will intergrade @ErmesT General-Discussion/LocalGuidesCleanTheWorld-Step-1-Education
Below I would like to share their INITIATIVE Concepts
1. Australian Marine Debris Initiative
2.Sea Bin Australia
3. Ocean Clean Up system
There more additional information found here http://www.oceanwatch.org.au/latest-news/blog/5-awesome-programs-tackling-ocean-plastics/
"Australian Marine Debris Initiative Resources"
communities and organizations that contribute data from rubbish collected during beach and river clean-up events to the AMDI Database, and then work on solutions to stop the flow of litter at the source. This means that not only are just picking up the never-ending flow of rubbish the AMDI helps communities look after their coastal environment by providing resources and support programs, and collaborates with industry and government to create change on a large scale.
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@br14n @BishowvijayaP @KarenVChin @HelloSamsonR @ShafiulB Whats your opinion?
Thank you @DavidTito for this excellent post.
The video are beautiful, and I love the Water Wheel concept.
It is great that you are having a meet-up with them, to share experience.
The data collection is very interesting, in giving a feedback about the level of plastic pollution of the area.
Tagging @Justine2807, @Briggs, @PaulPavlinovich, @MariaNgo for showing this important initiative (important for Australia, and for the whole planet)
@ErmesT Yes, Thank you, one of the things that got my attention was the data entry looks like they're using a Telzon Scanner to record to wast and I guess the software does the alga rhythm to nature of the volume = the source
@ErmesT wrote:
Thank you @DavidTito for this excellent post.
The video are beautiful, and I love the Water Wheel concept.
It is great that you are having a meet-up with them, to share experience.
The data collection is very interesting, in giving a feedback about the level of plastic pollution of the area.
Tagging @Justine2807, @Briggs, @PaulPavlinovich, @MariaNgo for showing this important initiative (important for Australia, and for the whole planet)