How To Participate

Do you have a favorite place with a trash or plastic pollution problem? This is what you can do:

1. Choose a site
- Find a spot that’s important to you (your street, beach, park, favorite jogging route, school, etc…)
- When choosing a site you may want to consider the following:
- Choose a site that is linked to or directly related to a waterway. All of our waterways are linked and rubbish will eventually find its way into our oceans.
- Find More Hands: In our experience it’s much more fun and motivating to gather up friends and family to join in. Many hands make light work.
2. Get prepared
- Download and print out the Data Collection Sheet and one of the following Two Hands Signs to display at your project site:
- One Park
- One Beach
- One Waterway
- One Neighbourhood
- One Street
- Put on appropriate protective gear.YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN HEALTH AND SAFETY.
- Grab your camera and a pen to document your experience
- Grab some bags or buckets for your rubbish.
3. Start the clock
- .GO! Spend 30 minutes picking up as much trash as possible!
- Again, take care and use protective gloves to make sure you do not harm yourself.
4. Record the evidence and show it off
- STOP! Find a conspicuous place to set up your Two Hands Project sign  sort and display what YOU achieved in thirty minutes.
- Take a few photos for our web-site with
- you and your rubbish with the Two Hand Sign on display (example)
- the site you cleaned in the background.
- ENGAGE with passersby who stop or comment, share the idea and share some plastic pollution facts.
- Gather the data on the items you collected using the Data Sheet attached. This will provide us with valuable information to STOP plastic pollution at the source.
- IMPORTANT – Dispose of your rubbish/recycling responsibly.
5. Tell us about it
- facebook Two Hands Project.org or email to info@twohandsproject.org

> We’re keeping count.. every piece of trash recorded helps us in working to stop the trash at it’s source.

 

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