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From:TheBahamasWeekly.com Rotary Clubs of The Bahamas 80 volunteers from the The Interact Club of CV Bethel Senior High School, The Interact Club of Kingsway Academy, The Early Act Club of Stephen Dillet and The Rotaract Club of South East Nassau Centennial and its sponsoring organization, the Rotary Club of Nassau, participated in the cleanup from the west to the south of Yamacraw. The project that was executed at Yamacraw Beach between 7:00am and 10:30am resulted in 20 jumbo bags of debris was gathered and properly disposed of. Rotary club of Nassau President Lapaige Gardiner hailed this project a success and said this is one example of the positive work our nation's youth are involved in. More importantly President Gardiner believes it important that residents should be more conscious of their impact on the environment, which not only key to sustenance of our country but also to our tourism-dependent economy. And, conducting cleanup activities like these can at least remediate the issue to some extent until the culture of our people is one of more environmental consideration.
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