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Join local efforts to keep Melbourne's beaches clean

Monthly South Melbourne Beach Patrol beach clean-up

Monthly South Melbourne Beach Patrol beach clean-up

Fri, Nov 20, 10:00 PM
From South Melbourne Beach Patrol beach clean-up
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Join us for one hour of beach cleaning, socialising, and generally being a good person. It's a perfect time to head down to clean up the beaches that you love. Meeting Spot: Kerferd Rd Pier When: Every third Saturday, 9am - 10am Please arrive 850am for a 9am start! Bags provided. Please bring your own gloves if you like. Feel free to invite neighbours/family/friends/colleagues, etc to join in and lend a hand as we tidy up our beaches and bay!! 3205 Beach Patrol is a group that meets for One Hour each month to clear rubbish from South Melbourne Beach. Totally voluntary, totally optional, totally local. We meet every THIRD Saturday, same place, same time. Beach Patrol is a chain of volunteer community groups each defined by suburb, post code and t-shirt colour. Starting in 2009, by mid-2015 there were 18 groups running, covering over 50 km of beach across the top of Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay with approx. 1500 volunteers signed up to help keep our beaches clean.

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Monthly South Melbourne Beach Patrol beach clean-up

Monthly South Melbourne Beach Patrol beach clean-up

Fri, Dec 18, 10:00 PM
From South Melbourne Beach Patrol beach clean-up
4.8

Join us for one hour of beach cleaning, socialising, and generally being a good person. It's a perfect time to head down to clean up the beaches that you love. Meeting Spot: Kerferd Rd Pier When: Every third Saturday, 9am - 10am Please arrive 850am for a 9am start! Bags provided. Please bring your own gloves if you like. Feel free to invite neighbours/family/friends/colleagues, etc to join in and lend a hand as we tidy up our beaches and bay!! 3205 Beach Patrol is a group that meets for One Hour each month to clear rubbish from South Melbourne Beach. Totally voluntary, totally optional, totally local. We meet every THIRD Saturday, same place, same time. Beach Patrol is a chain of volunteer community groups each defined by suburb, post code and t-shirt colour. Starting in 2009, by mid-2015 there were 18 groups running, covering over 50 km of beach across the top of Melbourne's Port Phillip Bay with approx. 1500 volunteers signed up to help keep our beaches clean.

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SPECIAL EVENT - Maribyrnong River Mega Clean Up

SPECIAL EVENT - Maribyrnong River Mega Clean Up

Fri, Nov 13, 10:30 PM
From The Maribyrnong River Rubbish Club
4.9

*** **SPECIAL EVENT** *** This month, our clean-up is part of a special multi-site event with Maribyrnong Council, Melbourne Water, City of Melbourne, Maribyrnong River and Waterways Association, and Victorian Fisheries. It brings together groups who care about the river, with a particular focus on fishing related litter and pollution. Our Footscray site will be the event base, and our clean up will run as usual alongside activities at other locations. At the end of the event, at 11:00 am, Maribyrnong City Council will provide a barbecue at our meeting point, Footscray Wharf. We’d love to make it a big community effort, so please join us and bring others along **What to Expect:** We will walk along the riverbank and surrounds collecting litter, enjoying fresh air, gentle exercise, and friendly conversation. A free BBQ will be provided immediately followingour clean up at 11am. **What to Bring:** - Drinking water - Sunscreen - Closed shoes - Gloves (optional – we also provide gloves if needed) We will supply rubbish bags, and have gloves, extra sunscreen, and hand sanitiser available. **Meeting Point:** We meet at Footscray Wharf, near Waterside Metal Art in Footscray. This location offers shelter and free parking on nearby streets. **Important Information:** Please check the exact meeting point before attending. If you need help finding us on the day, call 0418 184 457 or 0415 635 063. Our clean-ups take place once a month and continue in all weather, unless conditions are extreme. Please check the event page on the morning of the clean-up for any last-minute updates.

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Saturday Beach Volleyball

Saturday Beach Volleyball

Sat, Nov 14, 2:30 AM
From Volleyball Melbourne Beach Volleyball

**Let us play casual 4v4 or 5v5 beach volleyball**

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A long walk on the beach – Melbourne to Frankston

Fri, Nov 20, 9:00 PM
From Melbourne Young Hikers
4.8
13 attendees
Sunday Beach Volleyball

Sunday Beach Volleyball

Sun, Nov 15, 5:00 AM
From Volleyball Melbourne Beach Volleyball

**Let us play casual 4v4 or 5v5 beach volleyball**

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects you with local groups and events. It helps people meet around shared interests such as hobbies, community causes, or lifestyle goals.

Search Melbourne-specific groups or events under the environment category on Meetup. You'll discover activities focused on beach or environmental cleaning.

Yes, you can join multiple beach cleanup events. Meetup allows you to RSVP to different community activities and help in various environmental efforts.

Frequency varies based on local organizers. Regularly check Meetup for the latest event postings by community-driven environmental groups.

Beach cleanups are physical events. Meetup can host online discussions or planning, but cleaning largely requires in-person participation.

Yes, with an account, you can organize your own group. Customize your group's focus and start planning cleanup events with other interested members.

Generally, Meetup events are free. Some might request contributions for supplies; details are usually on the event page.

Register by RSVPing on Meetup. This provides event organizers with attendee numbers and helps with planning logistics.

Meetup facilitates connections but can't guarantee immediate environmental results. Volunteer efforts contribute to gradual community impact.

Meetup is for groups based on interests. While you engage in activities with others, it isn’t focused on singles matching specifically.

No, events are organized by local groups using Meetup for coordination. This connects environmental enthusiasts with cleanup opportunities.

Availability can depend on local initiatives. Start or request listings or search under similarly themed categories on Meetup for more options.

Bring essentials like gloves and refreshments. Event pages usually list suggested items, and organizers provide bags and other materials.

The community of local organizers and passionate individuals like beachfront project leaders is a highlight of many events. Engage openly for coordination.

Each event varies in expectation. Usually, you can volunteer for as much time as you have, making it accommodating across differing availability.