Volunteers working on the rocks around the Punta de la Mona as part of a clean up in La Herradura picked up almost 200 kilos of rubbish, some of which had obviously discarded by anglers.
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Peñon Seabed Clean Up
by Vivienne Hughes •
Volunteer divers from Buceo Almuñécar cleared 40 kilos of rubbish from the seabed around the Peñones del Santo (rock with cross) in Almuñécar.
Irresponsible Shoe Craze
by Vivienne Hughes •
Thousands of discarded shoes have been cleared out of Río Chillar in Nerja – hikers round off their river walk by hanging them off an overhead electricity cable.
Volunteers Clean Up Riverbed
by Vivienne Hughes •
Volunteers were out clearing up one of the riverbeds in Almuñécar, picking up all the rubbish, giving up their spare time to give the town a better image.
Beach Botellones
by Martin Myall •
For at least the last eight years Almuñécar’s Paseo del Altillo has suffered botellones that go on well into the early hours, leaving a rubbish-strewn battleground.
Cleaning up the Debris
by Hugh MacArthur •
The Mayor of Almuñécar has called out the Almuñécar high-sea fleet to help clean up the debris washed up on the beaches after the rains.
Río Chíllar Access Restriction?
by Martin Myall •
Río Chíllar in Nerja has become very popular, especially during the hot months, Unfortunately, some people do not know how to look after it.
Good Garbage, Bad Garbage
by Vivienne Hughes •
The Salobreña Town Hall have taken a step closer to approving new legislation that will see the new costings to hotels for the removal of their rubbish in 2014 and they are claiming that the amendment to the legislation will benefit 90 percent of the hotels in the town… however, some of the other 10 percent will be paying up to five times what they paid in the current financial year.
Aquaviva Shows How It’s Done
by Vanessa Bosch •
The volunteer association, Aquaviva has had all its members out cleaning up the litter along the Coto 200 area of Motril to draw people’s attention to the problem.
Herradura Wooden Paseo to Go
by Martin Myall •
La plaza de Las Palmeras in La Herradura, or as it is better known, the wooden paseo, could be seeing its last days of existence, if Costas approves a request from the Town Hall.