### Major Beach Cleanup in Ensenada Yields Over 900 Kilos of Trash
Ensenada, B.C. – Closing out March’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Month with a significant impact, Ensenada has successfully completed a large-scale beach cleanup at Playa Hermosa, near the El Gallo stream. The collective efforts of volunteers and officials resulted in an impressive haul of over 900 kilograms of trash, demonstrating the power of community action.
The beach cleanup was spearheaded by Mayor Claudia Agatón Muñiz, who was joined by around 100 enthusiastic volunteers from various city departments including Wellness, Education, Youth, Ecology, and Environment. Support also came from specialized environmental teams such as Zofemat, as well as participation from the Navy, the Ensenada Center for Scientific Research and Higher Education (Cicese), local fire services, and councilors Ana Daniela García Salgado and Jorge Eduardo Vega Zamora.
Beyond trash collection, the event highlighted the critical importance of safeguarding water and natural resources. Volunteers and organizers encouraged widespread participation, emphasizing that everyone has a role in fostering a cleaner, healthier environment. Additionally, the city hosted three “Water Guardians Fairs” at local primary schools throughout March, spreading conservation awareness among young students.
This communal effort is a testament to the fact that every small action can lead to significant positive changes. Residents are encouraged to remain active in environmental preservation and to continue seeking opportunities to contribute to the upkeep of Ensenada’s beautiful beaches.
### Related News: “Tijuana Beach Cleanup Nets 500 Kilos of Waste”
In a similar environmental initiative, volunteers in Tijuana successfully removed 500 kilograms of waste from a local beach. The effort was organized by a coalition of environmental groups and city officials, who were motivated by the successful cleanup in Ensenada. This recent action in Tijuana reflects a growing regional commitment to environmental protection and sustainability.
The Tijuana cleanup aligns with broader goals of reducing pollution and promoting environmental awareness throughout Baja California. Participants included local residents, students, and several non-profit organizations dedicated to sustainability. By removing substantial amounts of trash, the cleanup enhances the natural beauty of the area and promotes healthier ecosystems.
Both events underscore the vital role community involvement plays in creating lasting environmental improvements. The momentum from these cleanups is expected to inspire similar efforts in neighboring areas, encouraging ongoing participation and advocacy for cleaner coasts across the region.