- Location:
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Nightcliff, NT
Get directions - Departs from:
- Nightcliff Jetty Casuarina Drive Nightcliff, NT
- Departure time:
- 8:30am
Join us for the 8th Annual Darwin Harbour Clean Up. Assist us to clean and survey our beautiful Darwin beaches starting at Nightcliff Jetty and finishing at Rapid Creek. You will help collect urban debris (rubbish washed into the catchment), such as glass, plastics, cans, fishing line, and fishing nets, which threaten our native marine wildlife like turtles and dugongs, fish and shore birds. After the collection join us and the other volunteers to sort, identifiy and record what we found. The data you collect can help lead to raised awareness of the impacts this human waste in our Harbour.
Your efforts will contribute to a large-scale effort that will be occurring around Darwin Harbour through out the day both on shore and on the water. This Darwin Harbour Clean Up is a water quality improvement activity consistent with the Darwin Harbour Water Quality Protection Plan.
The Clean Up aims to:
· Decrease the amount of marine debris around Darwin Harbour
· Complete a marine debris audit showing areas, amount, composition and possible source
· Improve public awareness regarding the sources and impacts of marine debris
· Improve links between marine and coastal stakeholder groups
· Develop an action plan for further monitoring and management, including information materials/campaigns.
For more information on the inaugural Darwin Harbour Clean Up visit https://www.ntsc.com.au/content/darwin-harbour-clean-up
Meeting point: 8:15am at our office Shop 7a 69 Mitchell Street or on site near Nightcliff Jetty at 8:30am
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For more information, or for help with your booking, please contact the Darwin office on +618 8981 3206 or email darwin@cva.org.au