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Green Team gives Gonzales Beach a going-over

Popular Victoria family spot cleaned up by youth campers and environmental group
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FUN Society campers Gabriella Sabourin, 9, and Jimmy Turner, 11 check out a washed up jellyfish on Gonzales Beach during a cleanup there on Thursday. The efforts were being overseen by the Greater Victoria Green Team. Don Descoteau/Victoria B次元官网网址

A group of youth from the FUN Society summer camp joined with the Greater Victoria Green Team to clean up Gonzales Beach in what has become an annual August event.

The youth, along with volunteers from the The Land Conservancy and the community, scoured the beach in Fairfield at low tide last Thursday, scooping up all manner of items left behind by beach users or washed up on shore.

Amanda Evans, program manager for the Green Team, said Gonzales Beach has seen a reduction in the amount of larger garbage found by their teams since they began coming there in 2015.

B次元官网网址淲eB次元官网网址檙e busy lifting up logs and and looking behind rocks and trying to get lots of little pieces of Styrofoam and plastic, but itB次元官网网址檚 definitely improved over the years that weB次元官网网址檝e seen,B次元官网网址 she said.

B次元官网网址淏each cleanups are one activity that the Greater Victoria Green Team does. WeB次元官网网址檙e really focused on environmental improvement right across the region,B次元官网网址 Evans said.

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The Green Team partners with community groups and municipalities to initiate cleanups, do weed pulls, plant native species and engage in other outdoor projects. To find out more visit .

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