Rosslea Hall Hotel workers clean up beach: Google Alerts

 

team member and Martin Green, chef de parte.

team member and Martin Green, chef de parte.

 Employees of the Rosslea Hall Hotel in Rhu, took part in a beach cleanup, as a part of a community initiative run by a hotel. They have been split into six teams, all named after Transformers and each team has been given a project that will run continue for 12 months. They have several planned projects, one of which is "Operation Beach Cleanup", which will be done four times over the year.

For more details read: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/

Employees at the company have been split into six teams all names after Transformers and each team has a project they will run over the next 12 months. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

Employees at the company have been split into six teams all names after Transformers and each team has a project they will run over the next 12 months. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

Employees at the company have been split into six teams all names after Transformers and each team has a project they will run over the next 12 months. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

Employees at the company have been split into six teams all names after Transformers and each team has a project they will run over the next 12 months. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

Employees at the company have been split into six teams all names after Transformers and each team has a project they will run over the next 12 months. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

WORKERS at the Rosslea Hall Hotel in Rhu took part in a beach clean last week as part of a community initiative run by the hotel. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

WORKERS at the Rosslea Hall Hotel in Rhu took part in a beach clean last week as part of a community initiative run by the hotel. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

WORKERS at the Rosslea Hall Hotel in Rhu took part in a beach clean last week as part of a community initiative run by the hotel. - See more at: http://www.helensburghadvertiser.co.uk/news/thisweek/articles/2014/12/23/519697-rosslea-hall-hotel-workers-clean-up-beach/#sthash.ljwkT5Ez.dpuf

Kiran Gems Workers Clean Up Mumbai Beach : Google Alerts

I came across this story about "Kiran Gems", starting a beach-cleanup initiative, through Google alerts.

Kiran Gems, the world's largest diamond manufacturer, took part in a national initiative called Swachh Bharat Abhiyan with a clean-up drive at Juhu beach in Mumbai, India.More than 900 of the company's empoyees took part in the cleanup, including the Chairman and the Board of Directors.The company conducted its cleaning activity with 47 groups of employees covering the whole stretch of the beach.They also conducted a little award ceremony, to appreciate the effort of their employees. The six best-performing groups received trophies, and the best 20 individual performances. were also recognized. 

For more details, read: http://www.idexonline.com/portal_FullNews.asp?id=40236

Fast food outlet offering free drinks for Beach Buddies volunteers: Google Alerts

 I came across this interesting story through Google alerts about Mc Donalds helping Beach Buddies, with beach-cleanups.

Beach Buddies does their beach cleaning work around the Isle of Man. McDonald’s is offering free drinks vouchers to all members of Beach Buddies, the community-led volunteer program that has helped to transform beaches around the island.Moreover, employees of  their outlet in Douglas have also joined this pursuit. The founder of Beach Buddies, Bill Dale said that it is true that a significant amount of trash they pick up is fast-food containers, he also said that majority of it does not have any logos or labels.He continued: "McDonald’s recognize that this is a problem, and they want to encourage their customers, and everyone else who uses fast food outlets, to be more responsible.We are working on a joint project to raise awareness about the damage that can be caused to the environment and wildlife by litter."

For more details read:  http://www.iomtoday.co.im/news/isle-of-man-news/fast-food-outlet-offering-free-drinks-for-beach-buddies-volunteers-1-7011227

Bleach cleanup sparks the desire to advocate green-living!

 I came across this  interesting story of a teen, through my Google alerts.

Katelyn Keen, 16,a junior at Dana Hills High School and an 11-year Girl Scout Ambassador, says that it was a beach cleanup that she did a long time ago, that sparked her passion for educating children on environmental issues and responsible eco-friendly living. Keen holds the prestigious Gold Award through Girl Scouts of America, and she is set to release a children’s book designed to teach kids on how to live green through water preservation, recycling and gardening."Keen is preparing to present her book to the Girl Scouts of Orange County Council, sharing the research she has done in the area of ecology and explaining how she chose to address a need in her chosen field. She plans to offer her book to local organizations who emphasize educating children about ecology."

For more details :  http://www.ocregister.com/articles/keen-645582-girl-scouts.html

Clean the Beach - Pakistan Go Green

Prisoners cleaning the beach : Google Alerts

Through my google alerts, I came across this fantastic story of  inmate work crews from H.M. Northward Prison cleaning up some of North Side’s most popular spots, removing washed up seaweed and trash, and leaving the beach picture postcard perfect. They want to save the tourism industry and redirect the lives of some of their fellow people who made mistakes. According to the article, "The whole project is expected to take about three weeks, with teams of nine to 12 inmates working all day long to clear seaweed and other trash from the beach. When it’s all finished, two miles of North Side beaches will be spic and span." They are working very hard towards their project.
Read more at :
http://www.cayman27.com.ky/2014/11/26/prisoners-clean-north-side-beaches

Beach cleaning!

Through my Google alerts, I came across this exciting  story of how volunteers from the holiday lettings agency Classic Cottages cleaned up the Church Cove on the Lizard beach. They collected 18 bags of trash, which is a huge amount. Among the rubbish were flip-flops, dummies, rugs, wellies etc etc. They worked hard picking up trash and actually proved that nothing is impossible, it just takes a little effort and dedication.

Read more: http://www.westbriton.co.uk/Beach-clean-Church-Cove-Lizard-Classic-Cottages/story-24284195-detail/story.html#ixzz3Io9ll3Wr

"Clean the Beach:Pakistan Go Green".

The problem that I would like to solve using social media would be cleaning the beach.Our beach is badly polluted and there is always abundance of trash lying around, which not only destroys the scenic beauty but also causes harm to the marine life. The point that I want to convey through my campaign is that why pollute the beach when we can keep it clean. It does not take a lot of effort to throw our trash into the trash can rather than leaving it behind, on the beach.The positive outcome that I would want to achieve would be a cleaner beach.My target audience would be teenagers and the youth.The teenagers are the most active on social media and it would be great if the campaign could motivate them to come together to clean the beach and to try to keep it clean even in the future, by educating others about pollution and the harm that it causes. The motto would be, "Clean  the Beach:Pakistan Go Green". And one day probably, we will actually have a clean beach!

About Me!

I am a KLYES scholar from Pakistan, studying at Villanova Preparatory school, as an exchange student and youth ambassador on scholarship sponsored by the US State Dept.I am currently living in Ojai, California. I am interested in international relations and journalism. I want to work for the betterment of the community in every possible way.I am a GNML participant.The GNML Online program  guides

students through the process of creating a social media for social change campaign using the world’s most powerful online platforms.