Volunteers from the 2 Oceans Aquarium, the Garden Court Hotel, the Naval Cadets, Neighbourhood Watch, Ratepayers, and Zandvlei Trust members families and individuals all came an helped clean up the litter and junk along the Zandvlei Estary shoreline and Bokmakierrie Park.

Families and individuals came to help cleanup the litter along the estuary shoreline.

School children were filling their bags and ticking off on the lists with the description of litter picked up.

photograph by David Muller

These guys are from a local orphanage and came to help. Well done guys!!

photograph by David Muller

...and these guys came in their wet suits, with a paddle ski to retrieve junk from the water. Well done guys!!

photograph by David Muller                                 photograph by David Muller

A dangerous cable drum with metal rods was towed out with a winch. It has been in the water for a long time and posed a hazard to canoeists and the wildlife. Well done sir,  on taking responsiblity and using your equipment to do so.

photograph by David Muller

It broke up as it surfaced.

photograph by David Muller

The metal rod was sticking up just below the surface of the water.

photograph by David Muller

Two Oceans Aquarium and EnviroServe brought 200 people to Muizenberg and Zandvlei to help with the cleanup. Well done guys!!!

photograph by David Muller

This crab survived.

photograph by David Muller

J.Voigt looking after the naval cadets.

The Naval Cadets came to Bokmakierie Park and filled plenty of bags with litter
from the careless and unthinking Sun Rise Circle Weekend Market stall holders. 

Large amounts of accumulated wind swept junk from the stall holders and their
patrons lands up in Grysbok and Bokmakierrie Parks which are part of the Zandvlei Nature Reserve.

Filling bags with wind blown junk.

The well organised and disciplined Naval Cadets picking up litter and
using the check sheets to describe the type of litter removed.

Large plastic cans, polystyrene sheets, paper, food and appliance packaging
you name it it was found in Bokmakierrie Park.

Ticking off the list.

David Muller (with white shirt and hat at top right) telling the Naval Cadets a little 
background about Bokmakierrie Park.

Local residents also helping to clear the pavement at Bokmakierrie Park.