The environmental campaign "Wish You Were Clean" Vol. VI has started in Cyprus for the sixth time
The environmental initiative "Wish You Were Clean" Vol. VI, dedicated to beach cleanups and marine litter research, has launched for the sixth time in Cyprus. The event is organized by Nicolas Oikologon, the Cyprus Environmental Movement, the Center for Social Innovation, and the RESET organization.
The aim of the project is not only to clean the coastlines, but also to raise public awareness about the problem of marine pollution. During the activities, scientists collect data on the amount and composition of litter, including microplastics, to assess its impact on the environment and human health.
The campaign also aims to motivate people to participate voluntarily, to develop environmental awareness, and to unite efforts to protect nature.
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