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The Scottish Maritime Museum and Irvine Clean Up Crew team up for fun and positive action on World Ocean Day
dailyrecord.co.ukThe Scottish Maritime Museum and Irvine Clean Up Crew are inviting adults and children to come along for a day of fun and positive action on World Ocean Day.
Recognised by the United Nations since 2008, World Ocean Day aims to bring everyone together to create a better future with a healthy ocean and stable climate.Reflecting this year’s theme of ‘Catalysing Action for Our Ocean and Climate’, the museum and local voluntary environmental group teamed up for the first time to invite everyone to a beach clean up followed by creative poster making.The community clean up on Irvine Beach will take place between 10am and 11:30am on Saturday, June 8.As well as cleaning up the marine environment and saving litter from ending up in the sea, participants will learn about the main types of litter found along this stretch of coastline.Participants will even be able to pledge one action which they will take to help keep the waters free from litter.
That afternoon between 1pm and 4pm, visitors can pop into the Museum’s Linthouse building for some creative fun making posters which promote the need to protect the oceans from litter.The session is drop in and all materials are included.
There’ll even be some cleaned litter from the morning’s beach clean to work with. Finished posters can also be contributed to the museum for a World Ocean Day display.
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