Cronton Sixth Form selects this years talented scholars | Runcorn and Widnes World
TALENTED students have bagged ‘prestigious’ scholarships at a high achieving Widnes Sixth Form College.
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Cronton Sixth Form selects this years talented scholars
TALENTED students have bagged ‘prestigious’ scholarships at a high achieving Widnes Sixth Form College.
Source: warringtonguardian.co.uk
'A reason to get up … and it's free': a volunteering holiday in the Whitsundays | Australia holidays
Sorting piles of garbage isn’t a typical tropical escape, but on the Great Barrier Reef Joe Hinchliffe finds purpose in paradise
Source: theguardian.com
Cleaning up the Whitsunday coast on World Turtle Day
Cleaning up the Whitsunday coast on World Turtle Day Eco Barge Clean Seas volunteers invite Whitsundays visitors and residents to join them at a community clean up event on World Turtle Day. Picture: Supplied. Community Staff writers Premium Content Subscriber only Whitsunday residents and visitors are invited to join a community clean up event this Sunday, May 23 to mark World Turtle Day. Hosted by Eco Barge Clean Seas and Cruise Whitsundays, the land-based event aims to prevent local litter becoming marine debris, and in turn help the marine enviro...
Source: dailymercury.com.au
Clever Whitsunday group named face of Containers for Change
Eco Barge Clean Seas founder Libby Edge said Containers for Change had helped reduce the number of containers seen in Whitsunday waters. “I founded Eco Barge Clean Seas to go out there and clean our beaches and protect our marine life from the threat of marine debris,” she said. “We have now removed over 206,000kg of debris from our islands. “Thanks to the Containers for Change scheme, we have seen a dramatic reduction in empty beverage containers actually going out to sea. That’s helping us protect our marine life. “When you see a vulnerable sea turtle come into our care and i...
Source: whitsundaytimes.com.au