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ENVIRONMENT: Clean St Martin continues beach cleanups | Faxinfo

October 2, 2026

ENVIRONMENT: Clean St Martin continues beach cleanups | Faxinfo
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Following the mobilization of World Clean Up WeekendThe Clean St Martin association invites volunteers to join them. Sunday, October 4th at 8am at La Belle Créole, to continue the cleanup and to link two sections of beach that have already been treated.

The actions organized 19th & 20th September have gathered nearly 400 participants in Saint-Martin and Sint Maarten. In total, more than 1554 kg of waste were collected, not counting the bulky waste that was difficult to weigh.

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The association thanks the mobilized volunteers and Benjamin Picarle, from LVMO, For provision of a skip which allowed for the collection of 740 kg of waste. The Verde company SXM also have The processing of collected waste is handled free of charge..

The mobilization therefore continues this Sunday from 8 a.m. at La Belle Créole, with a new event open to allGloves and motivation will be welcome to continue cleaning the coastline and make this collective action a regular event.

ENVIRONMENT: Clean St Martin continues beach cleanups | Faxinfo

Call to businesses: by making a donation to Clean St Martin, you get a 80% tax reduction. A simple gesture to support local action and contribute directly to preserving our island.

Source: https://faxinfo.fr/en/environnement-clean-st-martin-poursuit-le-nettoyage-des-plages/

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