3182 Beach Patrol Clean Up Australia Event

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Saturday 14th March 9.00am

Hello to our wonderful volunteers  

Our next 3182 Beach Patrol community clean will be in the area around St Kilda Pier and it will be a special Clean Up Australia event in partnership with Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron.

Ian Kiernan AO, founder of the Clean Up Australia movement, was a great friend of Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron and a source of inspiration to Beach Patrol Australia in keeping our streets, beaches and waterways free of litter and reducing plastic waste.

We are expecting a good crowd of people and expanding the clean up area to include the beach areas north and south of the pier and the area around the Yacht Squadron and Catani Gardens. 

We will clean for about an hour and then work together to sort, weigh and count the litter collected. After the clean, patrollers are invited to the Royal Melbourne Yacht Squadron to enjoy the view and the vibes, and the chance to purchase a coffee at the bar. This is a great opportunity to enjoy the Club House view and facilities, you might even be inspired to consider a Community Membership!

Optional: You can register your intent to join with Clean Up Australia HERE.

Meet on Pier Road near theRoyal Melbourne Yacht Squadron on Saturday 14th September 2025 at 9.00am.

  • See red pin below for approximate location
  • Foreshore works at the pier may create some access issues so please try to walk, cycle or catch public transport.

Looking forward to seeing you on Saturday

Graham, Ronni and Rachel

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SAFETY FIRST

Please dress for the forecast weather.

Have the necessary sun protection.

Bring along a tough pair of gloves to protect your hands (supplied if needed)

If you find a syringe with a needle, do not put it in your collection bag, please place it in the sharps container.

February 2026 clean up highlights

We welcomed 32 volunteers on a beautiful St Kilda festival weekend. Together we counted 630 items of waste from the beach around Marina Reserve, including: cans, bottles, take away cups and lids, shoes, clothes and bottle tops.

Regular cleans take place at different sections along St Kilda waterfront, so keep an eye on our Facebook, Instagram and website for all the details. 

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