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K’gari Adventures cleans up the island

If you have ever been to K’gari (Fraser Island) chances are that you have seen that the once pristine 75 mile beach is battling against plastic pollution.

Although it is not always obvious at first sight, it is definitely there.

From plastic bags and bottle lids to thongs, toothbrushes, and straws to fishing remnants and rope.

Over 30 tonnes of trash have been removed from the island by locals and visitors this year alone. Can you believe that?

K’gari Adventures, a local Noosa adventure company formally known as Drop Bear Adventures has been a huge part of coordinating and hosting clean ups on the island.

Passionate about preserving the health of our ocean, beaches, wildlife, and coastal environment, every day is world environment day for these guys.

Dedicated to the cause and a true testament to just how fabulous tourism operators are here on the coast, Hana and Mark have helped more than 255 volunteers get to the island this year.

Our oceans are swamped with plastic, our landfill is overflowing with waste, and yet we continue to produce increasing amounts of unrecyclable, non-compostable items.

This is not a problem for the future generations it’s our problem right now.

K’gari Adventures are always calling for volunteers to roll up their sleeves and take long walks on the beach picking up plastic as well as offering a range award winning adventure experiences that provides you the opportunity to learn just how special K’gari is and why these guys are working so hard to protect it for us.

For more information call 0438 333 606 or visit kgarifraserisland.com.au

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