Join us during this year's Great British Beach Clean Week at Blackhall Rocks Beach and help keep our coast litter free!

Come along to Blackhall Rocks Beach and help us clean the beach during the Marine Conservation Society's Great British Beach Clean Week so it is a better and safer place for wildlife, and us! We will also be carrying out some Marine Conservation Society Litter Surveys, to record the types of litter that we find

Marine pollution is one of the biggest threats to our oceans’ health; plastic is found almost everywhere, causing ingestion by or entanglement of marine wildlife. 20,000 tonnes of plastic are dumped in the North Sea each year.

Plastic poses the biggest threat to marine wildlife as it doesn’t just disappear; it simply breaks down into smaller and smaller pieces, and has detrimental effects on food chains, working its way up from the tiniest plankton into the bodies of sharks, whales and dolphins. Any litter removed from a natural ecosystem helps wildlife and creates a better space for humans too!

Meeting Point: Meet ready to start and collect equipment at Blackhall Rocks Beach Car Park (TS27 4AT) for 10am.

All litter picking equipment & bags supplied

Please wear clothes and sturdy footwear suitable for the weather.

Unfortunately, there are no toilet facilities on-site

Free parking is available on site at Blackhall Rocks Beach Car Park (TS27 4AT)

The nearest bus stop is found on Coast Road, Post Office stops.

Access to the beach includes steps and steep inclines/declines

Please note that it is approximately a 8-minute walk from the car park to the beach itself.

Description supplied by the event organiser.