Globally, humans use over 5 trillion plastic bags every year. This is an exceptional volume of plastic, which has enormous environmental consequences. Plastic bags are not biodegradable, meaning they cannot be organically broken down by organisms. Instead, it takes approximately…
This year we returned to Swansea Beach for another clean with students from Gower College, totaling 31 volunteers on this exciting clean! Despite the gloomy weather, the students’ enthusiasm was truly commendable as they gave their time and energy to…
We teamed up with volunteers from DXC, NHS England, NHS BSA, and the Department of Health and Social Care to clean up the UK and raise money for the Tony Hudgell Foundation. This foundation was created by Tony Hudgell, a…
Cam Woodfields Infant School has taken a significant step towards environmental sustainability by joining our ‘Waste Less’ initiative. This program aims to educate and empower young students to reduce plastic waste and promote eco-friendly practices. We visited Cam Woodfields Infant…
We recently had the pleasure of teaming up again with the amazing students at The Grange Primary School in Tuffley, located just down the road from Life’s a Beach HQ, for a school-wide litter pick! Across the day, each class…
Recently at Life’s a Beach, we had the pleasure of visiting the children at Rowde C of E Primary School. We spent the day with 131 students, educating them about the dangers of pollution, and inspiring them to help battle…
We had a great day at New Close School in Wiltshire, working with pupils to explore the impact of litter and how we can all do our bit to protect the environment. The day started with an interactive workshop where…
We had a fantastic day at Abbey Farm Primary School, bringing a splash of seaside spirit and environmental action to the classroom and beyond! 🌊🌍 The morning kicked off with a fun and interactive workshop all about litter and how…
A recent action-packed day at Highnam C of E Academy saw us speak to 210 students about the dangers of plastic pollution. The sessions aimed to educate and inspire the next generation about the importance of protecting our environment, with…
We teamed up with Seakeepers International and students from Falmouth and Exeter University to tackle litter on Gyllyngvase Beach. 14 amazing volunteers scoured the sands, rockpools, and hedges to collect up wayward litter that has ended up on the beach.…
A team of 10 enthusiastic volunteers from RBH hospitality management central sales team, recently swapped their desks for the sandy shores of Weston-Super-Mare, rolling up their sleeves to take part in a rewarding beach clean-up. With bin bags in hand…