EARTH DAY 2010 Keep Phuket Clean Up Resumes April 22nd

Category: Tourism, Posted:17 Apr 2010 | 06:00 am

As the globe celebrates Earth Day 2010, the same day has been set for the resumption of the Keep Phuket Clean Beach Cleanups. For the remainder of the year the schedule has been set as follows –
1. Thursday 22nd April
2. Thursday 20th May (World River Clean Up May 14th)
3. Thursday 17th June
4. Thursday 15th July
5. Thursday 19th August
6. Thursday 16th September (World Clean Up Day is September 19th)
7. Thursday 21st October
8. Thursday 18th November
For those interested in participating, more details on the site <link>http://www.summerinphuket.com*Summer In Phuket</link>
More info on Earth Day can we seen at www.earthday.net

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