Volunteers get to choose their own site from previously unadopted shoreline. The programme supplies how-to assistance, free rubbish bags and gloves' The programme challenges the citizen to become personally involved in the care of communal resources.
Volunteers get to choose their own site from previously unadopted shoreline.
The programme supplies how-to assistance, free rubbish bags and gloves. It also awards recognition after a cleanup session and the results are recorded. The state keeps track of information such as amount of rubbish collected, volunteer hours and descriptions of the debris found. The how-to assistance includes a free cleanup information and organising kit, a motivational loan video and grant money for waste tyre disposal. The programme is suitable for students, recreation users, community service groups, and conservation groups.