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Beach Clean Up
As a part of International Coastal Clean-up Week in September each year, JET organizes an annual beach clean-up which is regarded as an environmental education and advocacy activity. The clean-up has been done since 1993 and most participants are teenagers. Since 1995, JET has cleaned up the Palisadoes strip, the main entrance to Kingston from the Norman Manley International Airport. The clean-up has included two elements: heavy equipment clean-up of illegal dump sites and litter collection done by volunteers. The latter includes data gathering on the type of garbage encountered, and these records are sent to the Ocean Conservancy in the US to form part of an annual report on beach debris world wide. Please see Press releases on Beach Clean Up below:
  
 
Date Title Venue City
23.10.2004 Beach Clean Up 2004 Palisadoes Kingston
24.09.2005 Beach Clean Up 2005 Palisadoes Kingston
30.09.2006 Beach Clean Up 2006 Palisadoes Kingston
15.09.2007 Beach Clean Up 2007 Palisadoes Kingston
20.09.2008 Beach Clean Up 2008 Palisadoes Kingston

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  • TRAVELLING ALONG THE SOUTH COAST - JUNE 16th to 19th, 2010 TRAVELLING ALONG THE SOUTH COAST - JUNE 16th to 19th, 2010 Posted by Christine O’Sullivan
    Posted in JET Journal
  • The situation in Kingston June 1st, 2010 The situation in Kingston June 1st, 2010 Posted by Diana McCaulay
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  • Situation in Kingston Thursday, May 27th, 2010 Situation in Kingston Thursday, May 27th, 2010 Posted by Diana McCaulay
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  • Beach Clean Up Training Meeting
    14.09.2010 | 15.00
  • Beach Clean Up 2010
    25.09.2010 | 08.00
 

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    Posted by Administrator 2010-01-15
 

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