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Project AWARE
2017-10-18  作者(来源):[暂无]

Project AWARE

澳大利亚女子凯特·威尔金斯花了一个月的时间在阿德莱德附近海域潜水捡垃圾,被称为“海洋清洁工”。现在,凯特即将搬去西部,但她说她会继续潜水捡垃圾,并鼓励更多人加入这项活动,以改善海洋环境。

Kate Wilkins spends a month collecting rubbish from the ocean  

Kate Wilkins is 30 years old this year. She is a scuba diver(潜水员). Recently she spends two hours a day cleaning up the ocean.

Kate Wilkins calls herself the ocean janitor. She has collected about 89 kilograms of ocean rubbishfrom chip packets to a electric scooter (滑板车) and tent. Marine debris (海洋垃圾) are one of the greatest threats to our oceans, Ms Wilkins said. The first time I dived at each spot I wasn’t shockedbut when I went back a week later and found just as much or more rubbish I was really disappointed.

Over a month Ms Wilkins found more than 12 pairs of sunglasses, which she will recycle, countless knives and pairs of scissors and hundreds of pieces of fishing gear.

Ms Wilkins is moving to Western Australia soon but she will continue to pick up rubbish on her dives, to help the environment and help educate the people. She was also aiming to raise awareness for Sea Shepherd and Project AWARE.

From: www.babynz.com