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The document is an Adopt-A-Beach Application that outlines the agreement and indemnification terms for groups or schools participating in beach cleanup activities. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining litter-free beaches, acknowledges the potential hazards of cleanup activities, and requires groups to inform participants about safety measures. The document also includes a commitment from the group to promote awareness about marine debris and coastal protection for one year, along with scheduled cleanup dates.

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How can you help the beach?

Take Action at the Beach Stay on Trails and Boardwalks. Prevent Trash and Litter Pollution. Do Not Feed Birds or Wildlife. Pick Up after Your Animals. Prevent Pollution from Boats. Clean Up Beaches.

How to set up a beach cleanup?

How to Organize a Beach Clean Up Choose a Beach to Clean. The most important part of a beach clean up is the beach. Make a Plan. Get Supplies. Decide how to Handle Collected Trash. Find Event Partners. Plan for Hazardous Waste. Find Volunteers. Share Your Event.

What can you do to help clean the beach?

Prevent Trash and Litter Pollution When you are at the beach or outdoors: Dispose of trash properly in waste and recycling receptacles. Bring an extra bag with you so that you can bring your trash home if receptacles are not available. If your children use diapers, be sure to dispose of them properly in a receptacle.

What makes the beach peaceful?

Calmer versions of ocean waves tend to have a frequency of around 12 cycles per minute, which is very similar to the breathing of a sleeping human being, explains sound and communication expert Julian Treasure. So listening to the crashing may trigger feelings of rest or even drowsiness. Blue spaces improve mood.

Why is it important to protect the beach?

Habitat: Beaches provide critical habitats for various species, including birds, turtles, and marine life, which are essential for biodiversity. Natural Barriers: They act as buffers against storms and erosion, protecting inland areas from flooding and damage.

What can we do to help the sea?

Eat Eco-Friendly Fish Limit Your Use of Plastics, Disposables and Single-Use Projects Stop the Problem of Ocean Acidification Be Energy-Efficient Participate in a Cleanup Never Release Balloons Dispose of Fishing Line Responsibly View Marine Life Responsibly.

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