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International Coastal Cleanup Day Jamaica INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land KINGSTON & ST ANDREW Jamaica Environment Trust REGISTRATION CLOSED Palisadoes Go Kart Track Land Caribbean Palm Citizen Association 876-428-8289 [email protected] Greenwich Farm Fishing Beach Land Digicel Foundation 876-282-8266 [email protected] Waterfront, Downtown Kingston (from Land the Downtown Craft Market to Bank of Jamaica) DRT Communications Limited 876-631-8663 [email protected] Beach by Foreshore Road, Port Land Royal European Union Delegation 876-924-6333-7 [email protected] Ynot Beach, Port Royal Land Grace Kennedy Foundation REGISTRATION CLOSED Buccaneer Beach, Palisadoes Land Gunboat Beach, Palisadoes Land Jamaica Police Co-op Credit Union (JPCCU) 876-618-5728 [email protected] Harbour View Beach (In the vicinity of Land ext:249 Donald Quarrie High) Jamaica Property Company/ Pan Jam 876-929-4510 [email protected] Port Authority Proposed Cruise Ship Land [email protected] Dock, Port Royal Jamaica Surfing Association 876-750-0103 [email protected] Cable Hut Beach Land Copa Cabana Land National Water Commission 876-733-5435 [email protected] Harbour View Sewage Treatment Land Plant People's National Party Youth Organisation 876-880-3020 [email protected] Rae Town Beach Land (Region 3) PROVEN Wealth Limited 876-908-3800 [email protected] End of Stones, Palisadoes Land Royal Optimist Club of Kingston 876-774-1267 [email protected] Fort Rocky Beach Land Springfield Gardens CDC 876-448-0895 [email protected] Mackie Beach Land Bournemouth Beach Land Sunset Optimist Club Kingston 876-990-0649 [email protected] Wickie Wackie Beach Land UWI Port Royal Marine Lab 876-967-8344 [email protected] Lime Cay Underwater 876-967-8302 Sturridge Park (Mangrove Replanting Land Site near Gun Boat Beach, Palisadoes) WE-Change 876-946-2113 [email protected] Sirgany Beach Land Wickie Wackie Citizen Association/ Shooters 876-360-0794 [email protected] 7 Miles Beach Area (From the mouth Land Hill Citizen Association of Cane River to Shooters Hill Beach) Shooters Hill Coast Line (Close to St. Land Benedicts Primary School) INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land CLARENDON Caribbean Coastal Area Management (CCAM) 876-289-8258 [email protected] Salt Island (Offshore). Land 876-848-5678 Highway 2000 East-West 876-925-4555 [email protected] Jackson Bay Beach Land Improve Jamaica Ltd 876-788-3091 [email protected] Salt River East Land Knox Junior School 876-477-4531 [email protected] Rocky Point Beach Land Longville Park Citizens Association 876-809-8397 [email protected] Welcome Beach Land People's National Party Youth Organisation 876-788-3091 [email protected] Salt River West Land (Region 4) Rotary Club of May Pen 876-824-9887 [email protected] Farquar Beach Land HANOVER Fletcher's Grove Baptist/ Sandy Bay 876-388-0577 [email protected] Sandy Bay Coastline (From the Land Environmental Club Sandy Bay Post Office to the Cemetry) Hopewell Citizens Association 876-841-0900 [email protected] Old Steamer Beach Land Sawyer Beach Land Hopewell Gully Land Konkrete F.C 876-456-0793 [email protected] Lucea Infirmary Beach Land Watson Taylor Park Beach Land Smalls Beach Land Ruseas Beach Land On Call 876-782-6742 [email protected] Lucea beach front at Johnson Town Land Ministry of Tourism (DAC - Negril) 876-595-7400 [email protected] Bulls Bay Beach Land 876-564-8151 River Top Farms 876-886-0600 [email protected] Lances Bay Fisherman's Beach Land The Tryall Club 876-472-6569 [email protected] Tryall Main Beach Underwater Pebble Beach and Cool Runnings Land MANCHESTER Manchester 4H Club 876-360-6631 [email protected] Alligator Pond Fishing Beach Land Mt St Joseph Preparatory School 876-962-2081 [email protected] Alligator Pond/Guts River Land PORTLAND Alligator Head Foundation 876-993-0336 [email protected] Long Bay Beach Land 876-775-8325 Boundbrook Community Development 876-539-9146 [email protected] Bikini Beach Land Committee C.A.S.E. 4H Club 876-364-1734 [email protected] St. Margaret's Bay Beach Land Kensington Community Development 876-362-9278 [email protected] Christmas River Beach Land Committee Kiwanis Club of St. Georges, Buff Bay 876-367-2252 [email protected] Buff Bay Fishermen Beach Land Land Surveying Club (LSC) Utech 876-898-6077 [email protected] Boston Beach Land Lions Club of Port Antonio 876-390-1126 [email protected] Bryans Bay Beach (In front of Epping Land Gas Station) White River Beach Land Innes Bay, Long Road Beach Land INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land LORBS Benevolent Society 876-445-2257 [email protected] Shan Shy Beach Land Bryan's Bay Fishermen Beach Land (adjacent to Shan Shy Beach) Bryan's Bay Fishing Beach (West) Underwater Madabeck Beach (in front of Norwich Land Primary School) Ministry of Tourism (DAC - Portland) 876-595-7400 [email protected] Folly Beach Land Port Antonio Community Development 876-862-2008 [email protected] Old Marina Fishermen Beach Land Committee Portland Parish Development Committee 876-508-1511 [email protected] East Harbour Beach Land Titchfield Hill Beach Land Portland Patriots 876-360-8814 [email protected] White River Beach Underwater Prospect Community Development Committee 876-577-4076 [email protected] Prospect Fisherman's Beach Land Snow Hill Community Development Committee 876-860-7518 [email protected] Blackideire Beach Land Snow Hill Beach Land Tranquility Community Development 876-279-6394 [email protected] Buff Bay Beach (beside Seawave Land Committee complex) Spring Garden Beach Land ST ANN Claude Mckay High School (Agricultural 876-650-2199 [email protected] Salem Beach Land Department) Kiwanis Club of Charlton-Alexandria 876-386-6461 [email protected] Ocho Rios Bay Beach Land Ocho Rios High School (Jamaica Combined 876-819-0301 [email protected] Priory Beach Land Cadet Force) Ministry of Tourism – DAC Ocho Rios 876-595-7400 [email protected] Little Dunns River Beach Land 876-416-6031 Moneague College Environmental Club 876-973-0461 [email protected] Roxborough East Land Roxborough West Land Fisherman's Beach Land Fantasy Beach Land Mystic Mountain Rainforest Foundation 876-974-3990 [email protected] Steer Town Fishing Beach Land Starlights Youth Group 876-354-8153 [email protected] Flavours Beach Land St Ann High-Tech Farmer's Group Ltd 876-870-2362 [email protected] Scenic View Beach Land The Red Cross Beach Land UWI-Discovery Bay Marine Laboratory 876-973-2241 [email protected] Old Folly Underwater 876-973-2946 Dairy Bull Underwater Queens Highway Rocky Beach Land Pear Tree Bottom Underwater White River Fish Sanctuary 876-316-7704 [email protected] White River Land White River Fish Sanctuary Underwater York Castle High School 876-975-2217 [email protected] Discovery Bay Fisherman Beach Land 876-917-6385 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 2018 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land ST CATHERINE Alafia 876-821-0825 [email protected] Eastern strip of Fort Clarence Beach Land Friends of Handball 876-477-3342 [email protected] Green Bay (off Port Henderson Road) Land Jamaica Energy Partners 876-937-7936 [email protected] Old Harbour Bay Bathing Beach Land 876-322-3514 876-297-2530 Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited 876-832-4898 [email protected] New Causeway Fishing Village Land Old Harbour Community Development 876-575-0048 [email protected] Old Harbour Bay Fishing Village Land Committee Youth Council 876-472-9054 National Anti-Discrimination Alliance 876-667-6088 [email protected] Secret Beach Land National Environment and Planning Agency & 876-754-7540 [email protected]; Half Moon Bay, Hellshire Land The Urban Development Corporation 876-656-8031 [email protected] Portsmouth Primary 876-988-1185 [email protected] Fun City Beach (Port Henderson Land Beach) Rotaract Club of St. Andrew 876-336-1256 [email protected] Sugarman's Beach Hellshire Land Sandhills Vista Residents 876-483-7919 [email protected] Louzy Bay Beach Land St Catherine Cancer & Disabilities 876-790-7272 [email protected] Hellshire Beach Land Organization The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saint 876-632-5157 [email protected] Forum Beach (Section of Kingston Land ( Kingston Jamaica Stake) Harbour along Fort Augusta Strip) ST ELIZABETH Black River DAC/PDC 876-363-3253 [email protected] Jag Myers municipal park to the Land 876-634-4142 Black River Bridge From the Black River Bridge along Land the Crane Road Beach Generations Christian Fellowship Ltd. 876-622-3956 [email protected] Alligator Pond Beach/ River Land 876-828-0981 Greater Treasure Beach Citizen Alert 876-393-1014 [email protected] Great Bay Beach Land Benevolent Society 876-965-0792 Old Wharf Land Holland
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