• Posts Tagged 'National Marine Litter Strategy'

27.07.10 - Beach Cleans, Love Your Beach, Marine Litter, mermaids tears, No Butts On The Beach, Return To Offender, UFO's

Surfers Against Sewage’s 20th Anniversary Beach Clean & Surf Tour

Come join ‘Motivocean’, SAS’s National Beach Clean & Beach Sports Tour! This August, Surfers Against Sewage in association with the Quiksilver Foundation & myGames (powered by v), will be hitting the road with the biggest beach clean tour in its history. Since 1994, the volume of marine litter on UK beaches has increased by 146%* and SAS is helping combat this tide line of trash through its beach cleans and ongoing campaigns. ‘Motivocean’ is SAS’s most ambitious beach clean tour to date and will be calling in at over 20 major UK beaches and waterside locations across the nation, including:

30.04.09 - Campaigns, CSO's, Environmental Threats, Marine Litter, News, No Butts On The Beach, Protect Our Waves, Protecting Your Health, Return To Offender, Sewage and Sickness, Signage, Threats To Watersports

Surfers Against Sewage call on the Prime Minister to implement a National Marine Litter Strategy

Clean water campaigners from Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) believe that the UK Government urgently needs a National Marine Litter Strategy to tackle the worsening crisis of litter in our oceans and across our beaches. Co-ordinated action directed by the Prime Minister is vital in order to reduce the tide of plastic and other manmade debris washing up on the UK's shores each and every day. On the opening day of the WQS O'Neill Cold Water Classic, SAS were joined by some of the world's best surfers to call for the Prime Minister to take urgent action to increase protection levels... Read more

29.04.09 - Beach Cleans, Campaigns, Education, Environmental Threats, Marine Litter, News, No Butts On The Beach, Protect Our Waves, Return To Offender, Threats To Watersports, UFO's

Marine Litter Petition

Surfers Against Sewage (SAS) campaigns target a wide range of environmental issues damaging your favourite beaches and surf spots. Marine litter is maybe the most obvious of these, something we all see too much of, too often, when we visit the beach or take to the sea. The plethora of plastics and other litter on our beaches is not only an eyesore, but also a persistent and long-lasting danger to surfers, beach users, recreational water sports enthusiasts, and the wildlife and habitats all around the UK's coastline. So what can you do about it? SAS currently organises annual nationwide beach cleaning events,... Read more