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Join the biggest beach clean-up campaign of the year!

On September 15, the stage is set for this year's edition of the beach clean-up campaign "Clean Hardangerfjord". The Plastics Network at UiB invites both students and staff to come along to Hardanger to make a difference.

Plastryddeaksjon 2022
Illustration photo from last year's UiB participation during "Clean Hardangerfjord".
Photo:
Ole M. Kvamme, UiB

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In recent years, UiB's students, together with good partners, have cleared more than 8.5 tonnes of plastic and other marine waste from our coast. It is an important contribution to improving the situation for everything that lives in and by the sea, but the fight against plastic waste is far from over!

In addition to making an effort for nature and wildlife, UiB's beach clean-up campaigns are a great way to get to know fellow students, staff and organizations who are passionate about the environment and climate.

Participants will receive a free lunch.

Time:

September 15

09.00: Bus transportation from Bergen bus station. The bus runs exactly on time, so please arrive a bit before departure.

15:00: The bus is back at Bergen bus station*.

*Please note that there may be minor changes in the time of return.

Location:

The beach clean-up will take place near Norheimsund in Kvam herad, Hardanger.

Sign-up:

Sign up for the clean-up campaign by filling out this form. Registration deadline: September 11, 12:00.

Please note that there are a limited number of seats on the bus, so if you want to secure a place for the campaign, register as soon as possible.

Registered participants will be contacted with more detailed information about the beach clean-up campaign. We hope to see you there!

About "Clean Hardangerfjord":

  • Last year, the "Clean Hardangerfjord" beach clean-up campaign brought together thousands of volunteers, companies, schools and organizations to clean up plastic waste along the entire Hardangerfjord.
  • Organized by the Framtidshavet foundation, together with Samarbeidsrådet for Sunnhordland and Hardangerrådet.
  • More than 23 tonnes of plastic were cleared in 2022, along more than 1,000 kilometers of coastline.