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Keep India Clean Kids October 2014 Since 2015, every weekend, hundreds of volunteers joined afroz to pick up the 9.000 tons of trash and plastic from the 2.5 kilometer stretch of beach. the process lasted over a period of 21 months and keeps going. A lot of people take part in community clean up efforts — spending a saturday morning picking up litter in a park, mowing an overgrown field, or painting a fence. but not everyone has the drive to do what a young lawyer and environmentalist in mumbai recently accomplished.

Man Picking Up Litter On Beach Stock Image Image Of Looks Closed Afroz shah is a young indian lawyer from mumbai, synonymous with the world’s largest beach clean up project. he’s the man behind the clean up of mumbai’s versova beach and was awarded the un’s. Afroz shah is the man behind cleaning mumbai’s versova beach and has driven many to be a part of this movement. winning renowned entitlement by the un and crafting bollywood celebrities, afroz shah cleaned up to 9 million kgs of garbage and dumpsters on the versova beach. Two cleaning initiatives in india, targeting heavily visited – and littered – mountains and beaches, show how civic conviction can turn into an on ground impact that ropes in local. Afroz shah is an indian environmental activist and lawyer, best known for organizing the world's largest beach clean up, which has grown into a movement that has inspired people around the world to clean up their surrounding environment.

Woman Telling Young Girl Not To Throw Garbage Or Plastic Trash In Park Two cleaning initiatives in india, targeting heavily visited – and littered – mountains and beaches, show how civic conviction can turn into an on ground impact that ropes in local. Afroz shah is an indian environmental activist and lawyer, best known for organizing the world's largest beach clean up, which has grown into a movement that has inspired people around the world to clean up their surrounding environment. “the weirdest thing i’ve found at a beach while cleaning up has been a human skull,” says lisbon ferrao, a marketing professional whose passion, and side venture for many years now has been cleaning the beaches of mumbai city. What started off as a single man’s mission to clean up his favorite childhood beach turned into the world’s largest beach cleanup initiative. Afroz shah led the clean up of mumbai’s versova beach, which grew to 200,000 volunteers strong. now, he’s mobilizing a new generation on his mission to fight plastic pollution in the ocean. When neighbors afroz shah and harbansh mathur decided to take a stroll on mumbai’s versova beach, they had no idea that it would evolve into the world’s largest beach clean up.