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From Queen's Coronation to Litter King: A Decade of Cleanups
28 Feb
Summary
- Frank Roberts has dedicated 10 years to litter picking in Dorset.
- Louise Lee creates jewelry from recycled trash under the name Trash Panda.
- Both activists aim to inspire sustainable practices through their efforts.
Frank Roberts has spent the last ten years dedicated to cleaning up the Isle of Purbeck in Dorset. His commitment began in 2016, inspired by the 'Clean for the Queen' initiative. Since then, Roberts has organized volunteers, earning accolades and recognition for his persistent efforts against litter. His team has collected a diverse range of waste, from fast-food packaging to industrial debris.
In Hampshire, Louise Lee embodies a similar spirit of transformation through her venture, Trash Panda. She creatively repurposes litter and discarded materials into unique jewelry and art. Lee finds inspiration in items ranging from bottle caps and old furniture to unexpected materials like bouncy castles, giving them a new life.
Both Roberts and Lee are part of a wider community movement towards sustainability. Their work highlights a growing desire for eco-conscious living and innovative recycling solutions. They aim to inspire others to reduce waste and appreciate the potential for second lives in discarded items.
