On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
Lake Tuggeranong Cleanup 1s March, 2026
On Sunday the 1st March on Cleanup Australia Day, the Tuggeranong Lake Carers, with the support of the Tuggeranong Community Council, the Southern ACT Catchment Group and the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts organised a Lake Tuggeranong clean-up.
Over forty people turned up, mostly Cubs and Scouts with their leaders (from the Tuggeranong Sea Scouts and the Wanniassa Scout Group) and the rest were local residents who wanted to participate and make a cleaner Lake Tuggeranong. Twenty two bags of rubbish were collected – fourteen rubbish and eight recycling.
Many thanks to the Sea Scouts for their great support.
As I have said before is interesting that since we started these bi-annual clean-ups (in 2012) the number of bags collected (with similar numbers of people) has declined.
We believe this is because of:
- The Container Deposit scheme operating on the ACT
- People are more aware of throwing rubbish around due to ongoing events such as this
Snacks and drinks were provided to all participants
