Thousands of Volunteers, 7.2 Tonnes Removed – Read the 2024 WA Clean-up Report
The 2024 Western Australian Beach Clean-up marked a significant milestone—celebrating 20 years of community action to protect our coastline. As Tangaroa Blue Foundation’s longest-running community-driven initiative, this year’s event saw record-breaking participation and incredible collective impact.
More than 2,000 volunteers from 60 organisations, schools, and community groups dedicated 3,855 hours to remove over 7.2 tonnes of marine debris from nearly 158 km of WA’s coastline.
We’re excited to share the results in the 2024 WA Beach Clean-up Report, now available to explore. The report presents data collected by volunteers and collated into the Australian Marine Debris Initiative (AMDI) Database, providing valuable insights into marine debris trends across the state’s seven Natural Resource Management (NRM) regions.
Thank You, WA! Explore the 2024 Beach Clean-up Results in the Report
A huge thank you to everyone who rolled up their sleeves and contributed their time and effort. Your data gives us a clearer picture of marine debris hotspots and sources, helping inform future clean-ups, source reduction initiatives, and conservation strategies. You can now explore the results from your region and see the collective impact your efforts have made on protecting Western Australia’s stunning marine environment.
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WABCU Results over the last four years.
