In a commendable display of community service and environmental stewardship, members of the Upper Manhattan Branch dedicated their efforts to cleaning up Douglaston Manor Point on February 10, 2024. The event, aimed at addressing the pressing issue of pollution on local shores, saw volunteers gathering to remove trash, old fishing gloves, bags, and various discarded fishing materials that had accumulated in the area.
The cleanup initiative was not only about beautifying the local environment but also about raising awareness regarding the impact of littering and the importance of maintaining clean and healthy ecosystems for future generations. The enthusiastic participants, Mark Li and Richard Xu, committed a total of 2.5 hours each to meticulously scour the area, ensuring that no piece of waste was left behind.
This event highlighted the power of community action in tackling environmental challenges and set a positive example for responsible outdoor behavior. The efforts of the volunteers at Douglaston Manor Point serve as a reminder of the significant difference individuals can make through collective action.
Members who participated (2.5 hrs): Mark Li, Richard Xu
Reported by Mark Li
