Volunteers Help Clean Oneula Beach Park
Volunteers geared up this past weekend for the annual Statewide Get the Drift and Bag it cleanup. Oneula Surf Club teamed up with Councilman Todd Apo’s office to coordinate this year’s event at Oneula Beach Park. Volunteers from James Campbell High School hiking club, Puuloa Outrigger Canoe Club, and Haseko walked up and down the shoreline picking up litter left behind by beach users.
This annual “Get the Drift and Bag It,” is a statewide program that is part of International Coastal Cleanup day. Participants in the worldwide annual event collected marine debris from beaches and recorded what they found. The program provided trash bags, gloves and bottles of water for Volunteers. After the cleanup, Oneula Beach Volunteers were treated to lunch provided by Haseko.
Haseko's Mark Kennedy, Sara Fechter, & Shinobu Takara
dig through a bush for trash
Haseko's Derek Nakakura and Daughter take a break to smile for camera
Haseko's Ann Lee, Sharon Horita, and Puuloa Outrigger Canoe Club President Mary Serrao
work together to gather unwanted trash
Puuloa Outrigger Canoe Club President Mary Serrao
helps organize lunch for volunteers
JCHS Hiking Club volunteers
smile knowing they did a job well done
Haseko Volunteers pose next to trash they collected
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