The Natural Connection

So great to see this happening! When I worked for the Coast Guard we would sometimes take a shore walk where ever we were anchored. Didn't matter where we were, or how far from civilization. Every beach had rope, nets, floats, foam, plastic, and other garbage along the high tide line.

Sure, I'd bring the odd bag of trash back to the ship, but the problem was far bigger than we could solve. I hope this runs every couple of years though, because the trash just keeps coming :(

Camping at night, hunting plastic by day: How crews are cleaning up remote stretches of B.C.'s coastline | CBC News An ambitious project funded by the B.C. government hopes to collect ocean plastic along 1,200 kilometres of coastline.

Wow. This is huge!
With the slow down in tourism I was seriously considering shutting down for the remainder of 2020, but then The Globe and Mail drops my name in an article I helped them on nearly a year ago! I was told not to expect my business name to be mentioned, and the story would only focus on the places & towns. Check out the Port Renfrew portion for my mention!

With fresh publicity like this, I might just be able to keep the wheels turning for the rest of the season.

Thanks to Destination Greater Victoria for helping to make this happen.

Hidden Canada: The 2020 travel guide to the country’s undiscovered gems and experiences In the third edition of The Globe’s annual Canadian travel guide, we celebrate our diverse cultural and natural heritage, from the country’s tall-tree capital to its longest-running archeological dig