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ICC 2019 SITES PUBLIC (Updated September 12, 2019) INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land KINGSTON & ST ANDREW Bob Marley Foundation 876-630-1592 [email protected] Bob Marley Beach Land Caribbean Palms Youth & Environmental Club 876-424-9091 [email protected] Greenwich Farm Fishing Beach Land CMU LEADS Club 876-567-8144 [email protected] Kingston Water Front Water craft Defenders of Life 876-869-5272 [email protected] Bull Park Gully Land Digicel Foundation 876-619 5179 [email protected] Downtown Waterfront - Across from Land Digicel Headquarters DRT Communications Limited 876-631-8663 [email protected] Beach by Foreshore Road (Port Royal) Land eGov Jamaica Limited 876-927-1125 [email protected] Copacabana Land European Union Delegation to Jamaica 876-330-4042 [email protected] Beach by Foreshore Road (Port Royal) Land Golden Heights Citizens Association 876-432-9516 [email protected]; Greenwich Farm Fishing Beach Land [email protected] Wickie Wackie on the reef Land GraceKennedy Foundation Gun Boat Beach Land REGISTRATION CLOSED Buccaneer Beach Land Highholborn Street Church of God and the 876-346-2519/ [email protected] Sigarny Beach Land Angelic Ladies Society 876-330-9626 Hillel Academy 876-489-5962 [email protected] Palisadoes Beach (little beyond Fort Land Rocky) Jamaica Energy Partners/ West Kingston Power 876-937-7936/ [email protected] Fort Rocky Beach Land Partners 876-937-7915 Jamaica Surfing Association 876-545-4591 [email protected] Cable Hut Beach Land Jamaica Environment TrustREGISTRATION CLOSED Palisadoes Go Kart Track Land Kingston Freeport Terminal Limited 876-832-4898 [email protected] Beach contiguous to the Port of Kingston Land Land Surveying Club, UTECH 876-898-6077 [email protected] Land Palisadoes- Beginning of the stones Leo Club of Mona 876-572-9141 [email protected] Land Nestle Jamaica 876-926-1300 [email protected] Rae Town Fishing Village/The Rocks at Land Kingston Harbour 1 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land Optimist Club of Harbour View 876-893-6739 [email protected] Caribbean Terrace Land Petrojam Limited 876-547-0049 [email protected] Coastline by Petrojam Land Rotaract Club of Liguanea Plains 876-472-3340 [email protected] Lime Cay Land Rotaract Club of Kingston 876-816-9177 [email protected] Palisadoes - End of stones Land Rotaract Club of St Andrew 876-537-6321 [email protected] Coastline behind Harbour View Sewage Land Treatment Plant Royal Optimist Club of Kingston 876-774-1267 [email protected] Fort Rocky Beach Land Sunset Optimist Club of Kingston 876-279-8419 [email protected] Wickie Wackie Beach Land The Grace Workshop Ministries 876-926-0612 [email protected] Bournemouth Beach Land UWI Mona Guild EAC 876-355-9853 [email protected] Fort Rocky Land UWI Port Royal Marine Lab 876-591-0295 [email protected] Lime Cay Underwater Sturridge Park Land VINCI Construction Grands Projects 876-942-9272 [email protected] Plumb Point Lighthouse Land Wickie Wackie Citizen Association 876-360-0794 [email protected] Wickie Wackie on the reef Land Women's Empowerment for Change (WE- 876-426-7195 wechangeja.org Sigarny Beach Land ZoneChange) 1 Federation of Adventist Youth 876-345-3444 [email protected] Coastline across from Rubis in Rockfort Land CLARENDON Caribbean Coastal Area Management 876-986-3344 [email protected] Barnswell Beach Land Foundation Colon Bay (offshore) Land Salt Island (offshore) Land Improve Jamaica Ltd 876-788-3091 [email protected] Farquhar Beach Land Leo Club of Clarendon 876-445-8263 [email protected] Rocky Point Port Land Longville Park Citizens' Association 876-809-8397 [email protected] Welcome Beach Land Project ICE Ja 876-422-0676 [email protected] Rocky Point Land The Patriots - Kingston 876-576-3579 [email protected] Jackson Bay Beach Land ST. CATHERINE Capoeira Alafia 876-316-0796 [email protected] The Beachfront at Hellshire Road after Land Fort Clarence 2 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land Caribbean Youth Environment Network 876-472-9055 [email protected] Old Harbour Bay Fishing Village Land Greater Portmore Youth Association 876-667-6088 [email protected] Secret Beach Land Forum Beach Underwater HEART Trust/NTA (Sports and Social Club) 876-929-3410-8 [email protected] Louzy Bay Land Highway 2000 East-West 876-925-4555 [email protected] New Causeway Fishing Village Land Key Club Jamaica District 876-370-0160 [email protected] Hellshire Beach/Half Moon Bay Land National Water Commission 876-733-5435 [email protected] The Beachfront at Hellshire Road after Land Fort Clarence National Environment and Planning Agency 876-754-7540 [email protected] Barmouth Beach Land Old Harbour Youth Council/Old Harbour CDC 876-472-9054 [email protected] Old Harbour Bay Bathing Beach Land Portmore City Municipality 876-949-4409 [email protected] Old Hellshire beach (close to great salt Land pond) Portsmouth Primary School 876-988-1185 [email protected] Fun Citi Beach Land St Catherine Cancer & Disabilities Organization 876-790-7272 [email protected] Hellshire Beach/Halfmoon Bay Land The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints 876-368-7333 [email protected] Kingston Harbour - Area along Fort Land Augusta Drive (Portmore) The Patriots - Kingston 876-576-3579 [email protected] Dream Beach Land UWI Faculty of Medical Sciences 876-464-3932 [email protected] Hellshire Beach/Halfmoon Bay Land MANCHESTER Generations Church 876-622-3956 [email protected] Alligator Pond Beach/River Land Knox Junior School 876-477-4531 [email protected] Top Bay Beach Land Manchester 4-H Clubs 876-625-4770 [email protected] Alligator Pond Beach Land Region 4 PNPYO 876-474-4764 [email protected] Milk River Bay Land ST. ELIZABETH G2K Manchester Chapter 876-506-5150 [email protected] Crane Road Beach Land Greater Treasure Beach Citizen's Alert 876-393-1014/ [email protected] Old Wharf Beach Land Benevolent Society 876-965-0792 Great Bay Beach. Land 3 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land Janette Kaloo Breast Cancer Foundation 876-379-9666 [email protected] Fort Charles Land Key Club Division 7 876-402-4612 [email protected] Alligator Pond Bay Land Rotary Club of Black River 876-395-8909/ [email protected] Black River Coastline (Along High Street: Land 876-474-3897 Sagicor Bank to Dr. John Brown's Office) South Coast DAC (MoT) 876-553-8773 [email protected] Galleon Beach Land St. Elizabeth PDC/Black River DAC 876-634-4142/ [email protected] Black River onto Crane Road Beach Land 876-774-9753 JAG Myers Park to Black River Bridge Land St. Elizabeth YIC & Young Women and Men of 876-435-0855/ [email protected] Black River Coastline (Along High Street: Land Purpose 876-443-3244 Between Dr. John Brown's office & AAIMS) Treasure Beach Women's Group 876-965-3878 [email protected] Frenchmans Bay Beach Land Billy's Bay Beach Land Calabash Bay Beach Land WESTMORELAND Azul Beach Resorts Negril 876-620-0100 [email protected] Long Bay Beach Park 1 (public) Land Bluefields Bay Fishermen's Friendly Society 876-434-1174 [email protected] Blacks Bay Bathing Beach Underwater Bluefields Bathing Beach Underwater Belmont Fishing Beach Area /Mangrove Land Parkers Bay Fishing Beach (Farm) Land HEART Trust/NTA - Culloden VTC 876-963-5638 [email protected] Whitehouse Fishing Beach Land Maud McLeod High School 876-955-0250 [email protected] Bluefields Beach Land Negril Chamber of Commerce 876-815-3472 [email protected] Norman Manley Sea Park Beach Land Rotaract Club of Savanna la Mar 876-412-6545 [email protected] Savanna-La-Mar Fort Land Sandals Foundation 876-929-5956 [email protected] Culloden Beach Land Broughton Little Bay Beach Land HANOVER Couples Negril Environment Team876-581-9953 [email protected] Bloody Bay Reef Underwater 4 INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP DAY JAMAICA - SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 2019 - SITE LIST* Name of Coordinating Group/Organization Phone Email Cleanup Site Underwater/Land Coastline behind the Hanover Parish Land Library Grand Palladium Jamaica Resorts & Spa 876-619-0000 [email protected] Point Beach Land Hopewell Citizens Asscoiation876-501-7206 [email protected] Sawyer Beach Land Hopewell Main Gully Land Junior Chamber International Hopewell 876-334-4066 [email protected] Steamer Beach Land Konkreete F.C 876-456-0793 [email protected] Watson Taylor Park Beach Land Police Barracks Beach Underwater Ruseas Beach Campus 2 Land Infirmary Beach Land Maryland All Age School 876-424-4148/ [email protected] Bulls Bay Beach Land 876-883-2570 Negril Destination Assurance Council (MoT) 876-416-6031/ [email protected]/ Green Island Fishing Beach Land 876-855-0191
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