Dolphin Encounters - Project BEACH Hosts International Coastal Clean Up Day In The Bahamas

Timid or Non-swimmers Welcome

Worried that your lack of swimming skills will keep you from meeting a dolphin? DON'T BE!!! Our Dolphin Encounter program takes place in shallow water where you will stand on a platform. The dolphins will swim up and over the platform where you can meet them one-on-one. We want you to feel comfortable and to enjoy the program as well. We welcome all timid and non-swimmers and encourage you to make your dolphin dream come true.

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Water Heater.
Volunteers cleared large amounts of debris that came from indiscriminate dumping at Bonefish Pond National Park

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These volunteers made a real difference

Recording data
All debris cleared during International Coastal Cleanup Day is recorded and sent to the Ocean Conservancy

Dolphin Encounters-Project B.E.A.C.H. is a non-profit association that provides unique marine educational opportunities to local school children and teachers. To fulfill this mission, Project B.E.A.C.H. has developed innovative methods of reaching out to the community in an effort to develop a greater appreciation of our beautiful environment and to bridge the gap in the lack of resources available to schools in the Bahamas. Dolphin Encounters has been the major organizing committee for International Coastal Clean Up Day in the Bahamas for many years. September 25th, 2010 has been designated as International Coastal Cleanup Day (ICC). The Coastal Cleanup is the largest event of its kind held globally on an annual basis.

Last year, in the Bahamas alone 1,029 volunteers cleared 11,486 pounds of trash from waterways and surrounding areas from Malcom Park and BoneFish Pond National Park. We hope that members of the community will again be out in full force again this year to take an active role in caring for their marine environment.

Become a volunteer in your area and help clean up coastlines around the globe on International Coastal Clean Up Day. For more information and to volunteer visit www.oceanconservancy.org

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