Please Don’t Take Pebbles from the Beach
Please Don’t Take Pebbles from the Beach, they’re VIPs! (That’s Very Important Pebbles!) Here’s why…
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Beach Care is everyone’s responsibility. We need to keep our seas and beaches as clean as they can be!
Obviously people are responsible for dropping litter – sometimes not deliberately as the strong winds can blow litter without us meaning to drop it.
But a lot of it is washed up from the sea, coming to us from lands both near and far, and from shipping.
Here at Cleveleys, Rossall Beach Residents & Community Group look after the northern, pebbly stretch of the seafront.
Meanwhile, the sea is tested in central Cleveleys throughout the summer season, as it is at all designated bathing water beaches all around the UK. It has to meet stringent standards of cleanliness to be declared suitable for bathing.
Small changes in our behaviour can lead to an improvement in water quality. Beach care and conservation doesn’t start and stop at what it looks like.
It’s a home to so many creatures of all sizes. Litter, for example, string from balloons, rope and fishing line gets tangled around birds, mammals and fish. Then they can’t feed themselves, starve and die.
Plastic is ground down into small pieces – floating in the water it looks like jellyfish to fish, mammals and birds. They eat it, and with a stomach full of plastic, they then starve to death. But it’s also how plastic gets into our food chain too.
Our shoreline and beach is a wonderful and precious resource that we should all look after and enjoy. Have a read through the pages in this section to find out more.
Please Don’t Take Pebbles from the Beach, they’re VIPs! (That’s Very Important Pebbles!) Here’s why…
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Between 1 May and 30 September each year dogs are not allowed on the beach adjacent to the stepped promenade at Cleveleys.
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Have you seen the honeycomb worm reefs at low tide along Cleveleys beach? You probably have – and possibly wondered what they are!
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Why there’s a Campaign against Dog Poo on the Beach – helped by children at Northfold and Manor Beach Primary Schools.
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Interested in the beach and want to help to look after it? Join in with regular community beach cleaning events at Cleveleys.
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Whether you plan to visit or make the move to live here you’ll be interested in Cleveleys Weather. Today, generally and in the past.
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