During the Basalt Island beach clean-up, volunteers collected a variety of litter from the picturesque pebble beach and rugged coastline. Participants worked together under the sun, enjoying the stunning natural surroundings. The beach, characterized by its smooth pebbles and steep gradient, provided a unique backdrop for the clean-up efforts. As volunteers picked up debris, they encountered items ranging from plastic bottles to fishing gear, highlighting the impact of human activity on this pristine environment.

The beach clean-up at Tai Wan on the west side of Port Island, was a vital effort to address the hidden sea debris in this beautiful bay. Participants gathered to tackle the litter that marred the serene landscape, which is often overshadowed by its stunning views. Volunteers worked together to collect various types of waste, from plastic bottles to fishing gear. Despite the bay's natural beauty, the presence of debris highlighted the ongoing challenge of marine pollution. This clean-up not only restored the beach’s charm but also raised awareness about the importance of protecting our coastal environments for future generations.

Melody Cheng actively engages her audience, sharing insights and encouraging participation through her social media platforms. The partnership aims to raise awareness about marine pollution while fostering a sense of community responsibility towards protecting Hong Kong’s beautiful coastlines.

The Shelter Island beach clean-up by Splitdyboat combines kayaking with environmental stewardship, offering a unique way to engage with nature while protecting it. Participants paddle to the island, navigating its scenic waters and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Once on the beach, volunteers work together to collect debris hidden along the shoreline, raising awareness about marine pollution. This collaborative effort not only enhances the island's natural beauty but also fosters a sense of community among participants. By merging adventure with conservation, Splitdyboat emphasizes the importance of preserving Hong Kong's coastal ecosystems for future generations to enjoy.