Read the public announcement below then answer questions.
The Coastal Marine Biology Foundation has announced its annual Beach Cleanup Day for May 15th. Participants will meet at the main pier of Seabright Beach at 7:00 AM, where they will be assigned to different sections of the shoreline for the cleanup efforts. The event is part of a larger initiative to preserve marine life, as Seabright Beach is known for its sea turtle nesting sites. In addition to the cleanup, Dr. Marisa Klein, a renowned marine biologist, will hold a workshop on the importance of clean oceans for marine ecosystems.
One highlight of the event is the unveiling of the newly installed “Ocean Guardian” sculptures, made entirely from recycled plastics collected from the ocean. These sculptures will be displayed at various points along the beach to raise awareness about plastic pollution. The foundation has also partnered with local schools to involve students in the “Adopt-a-Beach” program, which encourages ongoing maintenance and conservation efforts.
The day will conclude with a fundraising dinner at the Seabright Beach Club, featuring seafood sustainably sourced from local fisheries. Proceeds from the dinner will go towards the foundation’s sea turtle conservation projects. To participate in the Beach Cleanup Day or to reserve a spot at the fundraising dinner, interested individuals should contact the foundation at 555-0143.
How can one participate in the Beach Cleanup Day or reserve a spot at the fundraising dinner?