Boe spent his formative years between Minatabie, a tiny outback opal mining town in northwest South Australia, and the coastal town of Second Valley, learning to love both the outback and the ocean. He got involved with Sea Shepherd and co-founded Out West Ambition, having grown a deep admiration for the natural beauty of Australia paired with an innate desire to keep it that way.So when he finally set off on his long awaited road trip (delayed by two separate traumatic injuries – a broken back and smashed in face) he was pretty shocked by the amount of rubbish he found along the way.‘When I arrived in Esperance I spent three days at the library, spending $20 a day to use their facilities just to find who I could call [about cleaning up the rubbish] and if there was anyone who’d do it.’When he realised the main organisations people are familiar with, Keep Australia Beautiful and Clean Up Australia, don’t really do the hard yards out in the bush, he pretty quickly knew what he had to do.‘I thought, hang on, I love travelling, I’m switched on enough to get my car out of situations, let’s give it a crack! So I went into Esperance and bought and registered the business name. It sort of all happened within a week and to be honest, it hasn’t stopped!‘Since January 2019, we’ve moved over 60,000kg. We do about 100kg a day, so we try to average half a tonne a week.’Some big changes have been made since then; Boe’s partner Kim has jumped on board, they’ve started selling upcycled OCA bags Boe designed himself to fund their travels, and the organisation has become charitable, meaning there’s now an eight member strong board involved, featuring both Boe and Kim’s Mums – it’s a family affair!But Boe’s super amped on scaling up the mission by getting a few extra pairs of hands in the trash. At this stage it’s just Boe and Kim on the ground, and even if they’re keen to pick up rubbish forever, there’s only so much trash their trailer can hold!  ‘We’re really restricted so we have to focus on prioritising cleans. We definitely need to expand and that’ll only come through funding so that’s the reason for becoming a charitable organisation.‘Ideally our end goal is to have 50 people running across Australia in numerous vehicles doing remote rubbish clean ups.’