Ocean & Beach Cleanup Guidelines

Which certification is required for participating in an underwater cleanup?

• Basic Swimming

• First Aid

• Proper Dive Certification

• Snorkeling License

Why is it important to use eco-friendly gear during cleanups?

• It looks cooler

• To protect the environment from further damage

• It's lighter to carry

• It's cheaper

What should you be aware of when diving during an ocean cleanup?

• Depth limits

• Marine life

• Weather

• Equipment malfunction

What should be done with large or heavy debris found underwater?

• Pull it out immediately

• Leave it in place

• Mark it for future removal

• Push it to a safe area

After collecting trash from an ocean cleanup, what is the next step?

• Dispose of it immediately

• Keep it in storage

• Sort the debris for recycling

• Leave it on the shore

What should you do before starting a beach cleanup?

• Collect only plastics

• Check local permissions and laws

• Take photos of the beach

• Clean alone to avoid distractions

During a beach cleanup, which type of waste should you separate?

• Plastics, metals, and paper

• Only large items

• Organic materials

• Non-recyclable trash

What should you avoid disturbing during a beach cleanup?

• Other volunteers

• Large pieces of debris

• Wildlife and plants

• Shells on the beach

Why is working in teams important during a beach cleanup?

• To make new friends

• To collect trash faster

• For safety and efficiency

• To cover more area

What is a key step to take after completing a beach or ocean cleanup?

• Dispose of the trash

• Record the cleanup data

• Take a group photo

• Leave immediately