We’re Keep Wales Tidy – the charity working across Wales to protect our environment for now and for the future.
We know a good quality environment matters to people and the benefits can have a big impact on our communities, health and well-being and economy.
We take action to make a positive difference and our work ranges far and wide! We deliver practical action, environmental education, training, business services and environmental solutions across Wales.
We help set the standards high for parks, beaches, marinas and tourism in Wales through our range of internationally-accredited awards as well as being policy and research experts in our field.
At Keep Wales Tidy we:
Take action to make a positive difference Put people at the heart of everything we do Protect our environment for now and for the future
97 GoodGymers have supported Keep Wales Tidy with 149 tasks.
Tuesday 3rd March
Written by Michael
Our first litter picking task since the mammoth January challenge, we are here to stay active and get things done.
5 goodgymers met outside the glassworks, or usual start location. After a catch up chat, we made the decision to walk out to the beginning of the task as one group.
Lots of chatting on the way, where we have lived, life experience, general chat..... Now lets get to the task.
Michael handed out gloves, litter pickers and bags and it was time to start. A few wondering eyes from passers by as we set up in a corner of the street.
Hopefully the goodgym logo will be emblazoned on their minds after tonight.
2 teams set out, litter pickers and ploggers. The conversations continued as we cleaned the streets, filling bags with various items including a drinks dispenser, not a television... It was too big for the bag. Michael even found himself distracted when the crew pointed out a spring base from a mattress, rusty and old looking, but still full of bounce.
As the plogging came to an end, it was time to drop our bags at a designated council bin for collection. Take a group photo, and then head back to our start location to complete the 5km.
Saturday 31st January
Written by Nathan Swain
1 bag collected along the Taff
Friday 30th January
Written by Nathan Swain
2 bags from Llandaff
Thursday 29th January
Written by Nathan Swain
1 bag collected in Gabalfa
Wednesday 28th January
Written by Nathan Swain
1 bag from Gabalfa
a bag in Canton
Tuesday 27th January
Written by Nathan Swain
1 bag (predominantly NO cannisters) from Gabalfa
6 bags for life and several parts of a Lime Bike were collected on the London leg of the relay in Kidbrooke's Sutcliffe Park alongside the River Quaggy.
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