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Journalist San-Marié Cronjé
Tuesday, 19 March 2019, 14:01
WITSAND NEWS - The Lower Breede River Conservancy Trust did a marine litter and marine debris survey on Witsand main beach on Sunday 17 March.
Some of the more unusual items found were a toothbrush, glowstick, cork from wine bottles and glow in the dark fishing beads.
Nurdles (small plastic pellets) are still being found on our beaches and accounted for 4% of all litter found.
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