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River News – Spring edition
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Clean Up on a SUP, with River Guardians and SUP Tonic Australia
The Swan river is a precious place, sustaining a huge diversity of wildlife. Sadly, many of our iconic species such as waterbirds and dolphins are regularly entangled in rubbish and fishing line that is left behind. Once an animal is entangled, it can be very difficult to rescue them, so we are hosting a clean-up event to help remove rubbish from the river, and prevent it entering in the first place. River Guardians are teaming up with SUP Tonic Australia to clean up the Swan River and Sandy Beach Reserve, Bassendean on Friday 4th October, from 9am-11am. Please join us too, everyone is welcome! Bring the kids, grandkids and even your dogs (on a leash of course!). You can hire a stand up paddleboard, or bring your own to help us clean up the fishing line stuck along the river’s edge, or stay on land to clean up the foreshore reserve. This is a FREE event, but board hire is $20 per board. If you would like to hire a board, please click here
We will meet at Sandy Beach Reserve (end of West Road, Bassendean) opposite the playground. Please Look for the River Guardians and SUP Tonic flags. We will begin the safety briefing and clean up at 9.10am but please join us at any time between 9-11am. Light refreshments will be provided at 11.am.
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For those that haven’t subscribed to become a River Guardian and receive our quarterly e-newsletter sent straight to your inbox every 3-months, please find a copy of our Spring edition…
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