Thursday, January 12, 2012

That's Rubbish on the Travel Channel

Last year we had the pleasure of meeting the three man crew of the new Travel Channel show 'The Ethical Hedonist', which revolves around a passion for travel; the ethical way. The first episode of the series is set here, on our very own sunny island, where we were asked to take them along on one of our clean ups. 




You can check it out for yourselves on the Travel Channel with the upcoming air dates on the right hand side of the page. You'll also be able to watch sections on ethical eating and filming with our friends from Birdlife Malta.

It was a great pleasure meeting you Bob & Co, and many thanks for having us! 



New Year's Clean up

That's Rubbish is back in action at the beach, and boy did it need a good clean. The winter currents have done their worst and dragged in heaps of plastic which littered the entire beach. 


Within two hours we had collected 12 recycling bags full and 9 with other waste. 


Despite not being able to get rid of all the tiny plastic pieces strewn over the rocks and sand, the bay looked miles better once we were done with it. Every item we stopped from getting pulled back out to sea is one less hazard to our Mediterranean sea life! 


Thanks to everyone who came along, both old and new volunteers - it was great fun spending the afternoon with you all :)


Thursday, January 5, 2012

That's Rubbish! on MaltaToday

That's Rubbish kicking off the year with an article on Malta Today. Michelle speaks about how it all began, what we do and why - do take a look!



PS. Here's a quick reminder about our next clean up this Sunday, 8th Jan at Ghajn Tuffieha from 12:00 - 14:00. If you can't bring a friend along, you'll be sure to make a new one by the end of the afternoon :)

Cheers!


Monday, January 2, 2012

New Year's Beach Clean up!





Where: Għajn Tuffieħa 


When: Sunday, 8th January between 12:00 - 14:00


Coming by bus? Hop on the Number 23 leaving Valletta at 10:20.


For more details check out our Facebook event.


As always, bags and gloves will be provided. However, we do recommend you bring your own gardening/heavy duty gloves if you can.


We hope to see you there! :)