aligadi beach clean up do you agree

jemjonesjohn


Joined: 29/08/2010
Posts: 89

Message Posted:
29/08/2010 23:34

i think if they made people to pay a small fee to go on the beach they could pay someone to pickup the rubbish but i dont think some people would like that.as some people are tight as shit









zak

keithcaley



Joined: 13/06/2008
Posts: 2521

Message Posted:
30/08/2010 09:17

taraakadli


Joined: 30/07/2010
Posts: 85

Message Posted:
30/08/2010 12:13

i think if they did that there would be a big uproar as there are not many public beaches left for people to go without paying. I totally agree wıth you though. We went there last week and where shocked at the amount of rubbish, wich is such a shame as it really is a lovely beach. İ dont get it, how hard is it to pick up your rubbish and take it home. . . .

phylray



Joined: 21/09/2007
Posts: 1727

Message Posted:
30/08/2010 21:11

It is really shocking the rubbish that is left, and especially when it's a turtle hatching beach.

Volunteers do a great job but surely the Belediyesi must take more responsibility for emptying

the bins which are always overflowing. They could pay a few wardens to see that folk take their

rubbish away if it can't be binned. Stiff fines for offenders might get the message across, that it

just isn't good enough.

Rocker



Joined: 24/09/2008
Posts: 384

Message Posted:
31/08/2010 09:07

Until you educate the masses the problem will continue, the Turkish Papers last week had two pages of places with rubbish, as long as volunteers do anything on this island for free nothing else will get done.

Rocker

fiendishpaul


Joined: 18/05/2008
Posts: 1720

Message Posted:
31/08/2010 09:14

Rocker



Got it in one



Paul

malsancak


Joined: 23/08/2009
Posts: 2874

Message Posted:
31/08/2010 09:16

nothing educates better than a fine

DutchCrusader



Joined: 19/05/2008
Posts: 11281

Message Posted:
31/08/2010 09:28

No fines, no education, please. A new law will do. :-(