Mi Costa de Oro: Community Beach Cleaning Initiative

Mi Costa de Oro: Community Beach Cleaning Initiative

About Me

I am Sara Fernandes, founder of Mi Costa de Oro, a community-driven beach cleaning initiative in Ocumare de la Costa de Oro, Aragua, Venezuela.

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Beach Locations

We clean and maintain five key beaches in Ocumare:

  • La Boca
  • Malecón
  • La Punta
  • Malibú
  • Los Cocos

Beach Cleaning Team

Current Operations

We conduct weekly cleaning sessions every Thursday at 4:00 PM with over 50 regular participants. Our project has received approval from local municipal authorities to conduct these environmental improvement activities.

Cleaning Activities

Waste Management

Our waste management approach is comprehensive:

  1. Recyclable materials are separated and used for educational workshops
  2. Non-recyclable waste is properly bagged (30kg bags) and handed over to local urban sanitation services
  3. Some materials are repurposed for crafts and educational activities
  4. Remaining materials are processed by the municipality for potential resale

Beach Cleanup Results

Educational Component

We operate a community school that provides:

  • Environmental education programs
  • Craft workshops using recycled materials
  • Meals for children (breakfast and snacks)
  • Practical lessons on reusing materials at home

Educational Activities

Community Impact

Our initiative goes beyond beach cleaning:

  • Regular participation of over 50 community members
  • Weekly cleaning sessions
  • Educational programs for children
  • Promotion of recycling and environmental awareness
  • Creation of sustainable crafts from recycled materials

Community Engagement

Sustainability Practices

We ensure sustainable operations through:

  • Regular weekly cleaning schedule
  • Proper waste sorting and disposal
  • Educational programs for long-term impact
  • Community engagement and participation
  • Municipal authority support and cooperation

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Type

Grant

Is onchain?

No