Vancouver teens use food as an incentive to boost shoreline cleanup | Cornwall Standard-Freeholder
A few teens involved in a local shoreline cleanup organization knew how to rouse fellow teens to help in their effort: feed them.
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A few teens involved in a local shoreline cleanup organization knew how to rouse fellow teens to help in their effort: feed them.
A few teens involved in a local shoreline cleanup organization knew how to rouse fellow teens to help in their effort: feed them.
A few teens involved in a local shoreline cleanup organization knew how to rouse fellow teens to help in their effort: feed them.
Article content The COVID-19 pandemic has led to participation in the Great Canadian Shore Cleanup dropping by half, so some Metro Vancouver teenagers have come up with a plan to help get the numbers back up and help struggling businesses. The group of 15 teens is hoping to encourage people to join the shoreline cleanup and support restaurants hit hard by the pandemic by offering gift certificates. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or B.C. teens launch campaign to offer restaurant gift cards with shoreline cleanup Back to video Ocean Wise and the ...