Bilgola was our February clean up for 2024. We would love to thank all our wonderful volunteers that came from both our local area as well from places like Parramatta and other areas. We are extremely grateful for each and everyone of you. We would also like to thank the wonderful Roly from Emu Parade Clean Up that treated all volunteers with free coffee. We loved having you onboard Roly, and thank you for everything you do.

Some of the unusual items for this clean up was legs and wheels from a TV stand, an old milk glass bottle, a worm farm, and a street sign. We also found lots of abandoned signs from the Bilgola bend.

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We would like to thank everyone who helped at Newport Beach Clean Up we are grateful for each and every one of you. As a big Crew getting together like this, we can truly see the changes we are making. As we say: No one likes a dirty beach, and by cleaning it, we prevent lots of animals from getting entangled, injured and even killed.

Thank you, legends.

Thank you to everyone who came to the Turimetta Beach Clean Up and an extra thank you to our long-term volunteer who turned 7 today and decided to clean up the beach on his birthday. One of the odd items that we found was a bag of chips that had a best-before date of 28th of April 2012. It just really shows how long rubbish is around for. Sad.

Thank you to everyone who came to the Dee Why Lagoon Clean-Up. You, me and everyone are all the clean-up crew. So proud and grateful to each and every one who came today to make our planet a little bit cleaner for all beings. Again, lots of interesting items such as suitcases, parts of a children's bicycle, chairs, food wraps, shopping trolley, bottles and cans, toys, cigarettes, clothing and lots of random items.

Winnerremy Bay Clean Up, June 2023. This was probably our cleanest cleanup in a long time. So happy to find fairly clean places around where we live. Thank you to everyone who came along and cleaned up Winnerremy Bay. We are so happy to meet all of you and all regulars, you are true legends. Thank you for coming month after month, year after year - and thank you to people who come and clean up on their birthdays. You are truly amazing and we are so grateful to know you.

​What a great turnout we had in Freshwater. A huge thank you to all the crew members who came today. Lots of rubbish was picked up, plenty of old surfboards, bottles, cans, cigarette butts, Styrofoam and parts of a ten-tin bowling kit. You never know what you find on our clean-ups.

A huge thank you to everyone who came and helped clean up Avalon Beach. Lots of bottles, cans, plastic bags, food wraps, plus some beach chairs, a beach tent, some bicycles, a car seat, some pallets, a huge table cloth, framed wedding photos and some surfboards and broken body boards, plus much much more. 

69 kilos of rubbish picked up today. Thank you to the amazing, kind, and caring crew who turned up today to make Narrabeen a better place for all beings. Lots of fishing bait bags, plastic bottles, glass bottles, food wraps, and random items like a piece of metal fence, a full container of Philadelphia cheese, a quarter of a surfboard and old torn clothes.

Collins Beach Clean Up February 2023. This beautiful little beach in Manly, surrounded by nature, is a lot cleaner now
Plenty of bottles and cans, plastic takeaway containers, wood wraps, razor wire, plastic bags, a gas stove, Styrofoam and many more items we don't want on a beach got removed by the Northern Beaches Clean Up Crew last weekend. A huge thank you to all the awesome crew members who helped make this cleanup possible.

A huge thank you to all crew that came and cleaned up Palm Beach on this hot day today. We are forever grateful to each and everyone - you are truly legends. We found some big items, such as tyres, a part of a grill and a chair. And sadly as always, we find cigarette butts, bottles, cans and endless amount of plastic.

We had our last clean-up of the year - at south Curl Curl. This was a beach that initially looked very clean, but whatever is in the bushes will soon end up on the beach. Maybe not some of the bigger items though. Some of the more unusual finds on this clean up were: four chairs, a chair made from a car seat, a rusty car part, a full Woolworths basket of old rusty car cleaning and maintenance products - and of course lots of food wraps, bottles, cans and remnants of plastic bags.

A huge thank you to all crew members that came and helped clean up south Curl Curl. Thank you to everyone for all your hard work in 2022 - for helping sharing our posts, talking rubbish with your friends, cleaning up, helping us set up, counting, sorting, sitting hours in front of the computer doing admin, taking photos, being a friendly face and for being one of our new friends in 2022. We're looking forward to making more friends in 2023. Do a good deed for the planet and make some new friends at the same time.

Dee Why Lagoon Clean Up - 2130 plastic bottles, 679 cans, 2868 pieces of hard plastic, 200 straws, 20 tyres, 16 pieces of clothing, 55 face masks, 35 shoes, 407 balls, plus 60 kilos of soft plastic, just to name a few of the things we found today. This equals more than 50 big bags full of rubbish. A huge thank you to all crew volunteers who came today to help make our planet a better place for all beings. We are truly grateful and honoured to know so many lovely people.

We would like to say a huge thank you to all the wonderful people who came to the Clontarf Clean Up. We suspected lots of microplastics and we found plenty of it. Lots of plastic, broken glass and cigarette butts plus a whole surfboard and a wheel clamp were two of the more unusual items that we found. We are so happy that so many wonderful and kind peole give up their Sunday morning to help make this planet a better place for all beings. Grateful to know you and getting to know more of you.

Thank you to all the fantastic crew members who came and helped make Whale Beach cleaner and by so, saved the lives of many animals. We found a piece of a sofa, plastic bottles, balcony lights, no parking signs (three of them), cans, cigarette butts and lots of plastic. We love our clean-up community - all these people are truly inspirational giving up their Sunday mornings to help out our planet

Thank you to all the fantastic crew members who came and helped our beautiful area cleaner and by so, saving the lives of many animals. Our youngest crew member was sleeping in his baby carrier throughout the event Great work by his mum Inger. We love our clean-up community - all these people are truly inspirational giving up their Sunday mornings to help out our planet.

We found a message in a bottle too - we've called them and sent a message but haven't received any reply. Thousands of bottles, plastic, toys, cigarettes, a bike, old VCR tapes and much more were picked up from the lagoon.

A huge thank you to everyone who came along today to the Long Reef cleanup. We couldn't do this without you, so we're forever grateful to each and everyone who comes along to the clean-up events. The beach was pretty clean which is a good thing. Lots of confetti, cigarette butts and general plastic. We couldn't do a sort and count today due to the wind, but nature thanked us by having a stingray showing up close to the boat ramp, some pelicans, and if you walked up to the headland afterwards there were a few whales and dolphins too. Our next clean-up will be posted shortly and we expect that one to be a big one, so we need as many of you as possible to come and help out.

What a massive clean up this was. Some lovely new crew members came and chipped in today. We found tents, car parts, a wig, a heater, soccer goal posts, soccer goal nets, balls, old rusty pipes and of course the usual suspects: bottles, cans, plastic bags and food wraps.

What a lovely crew we had today coming to Mona Vale Beach. We thought we would get drenched looking at the clouds, but it all went well. We picked up over a thousand items and we found over 700 cigarette butts close to the building site. The best adventure today was to get a big piece of plastic down from a tree close to the beach.

What a great clean up today. Despite a huge surf carnival, floods, rain and a gastro outbreak - we did it. We are forever grateful for each and every one of you. Today, we didn't do a count due to the predicted weather conditions, but we found many balls, plastic bottles, towels, a greenhouse, dentures and a big mattress among many other things.

Thank you so much to all the amazing people who came along today to help clean up Narrabeen Lagoon. 6940 pieces were collected, including about 800 pieces of shattered glass, a UTE liner, a three-legged plastic chair, bicycle parts, a disabled toilet sign and lots of single-use plastic items including 210 straws.

Thank you to everyone who came to the May Clean Up in Collaroy. This was a collaboration with many other organisations, so it was a bit different. In June we are back to our "normal chaos" again. 

​We did this one-off event in Balmoral on the other side of the Spit Bridge to help spread awareness about single-use plastic and its impact on the beaches and local environment.  These amazing people picked up 1343 pieces of litter (mainly food wraps, cigarette butts and balloons) plus thousands and thousands of tiny pieces of glitter. What a bunch of legends. We met so many nice people today and we loved meeting each and everyone of you. We would say the most unusual item today was a doormat - how did that end up on the beach? A huge thank you to each and everyone of you - you, me, everyone, we are all "The Crew".

The Narrabeen lagoon crew picked up over 2000 items from the lagoon, including a lobster cage, a vacuum cleaner pipe, a bunch of plastic flowers, two sandwich board signs, ones petrol leaf blower, one battery charger, three chairs, one kayak paddle, one tennis racket, two bricks and lots of plastic bottles, glass bottles, food wraps, straws, plastic cutlery, Styrofoam and cigarettes. Thank you to everyone who came and gave up their Sunday morning to make this world a little nicer place to live in for all beings. We're forever grateful to all of you. We're all "The Crew". ​

3523 items were picked up at Newport Beach today by these amazing crew members. What a great community we have. Some of the more unusual items were a big piece of a sofa, 24 metres of irrigation hose, a kid's scooter, a handbrake from a bicycle, a roadwork sign, a roof tile and of course, we had plenty of the usual suspects: straws, single-use coffee cups, beer bottles, plastic bottles, cigarette butts and food wraps. Do a good deed for the planet and make new friends at the same time ​

We just want to say a huge thank you to all the brave, caring legends who came to clean up Dee Why Lagoon today on this very hot and windy day. We are so grateful for each and every one of you and we love getting to know more and more. We didn't do a count today because of the heat and the wind but hopefully, we'll be back to normal at our next event. Some of our more unusual items today were several wooden crates, a very old rusty shopping trolley with no wheels, a few carpets and of course the usual suspects cigarette butts, bottle tops and food wrappers. Looking forward to seeing you then. Until then, take care and if anything, just send us a message.

We just want to say a massive THANK YOU to everyone who came along and helped make Curl Curl a bit cleaner today. More than 13,233 pieces of rubbish were picked up, sorted and counted. Love all the kind people coming together to do a good deed for the planet and making new friends at the same time. The oldest item we found today was a margarine tub with the best-before date of January 1988. Plastic never goes away, it just breaks into smaller and smaller pieces. Let's make this planet a better place by reducing our single-use plastic footprint and inspiring our friends to do the same. Our clean-ups are always the last Sunday of every month at 10 a.m.