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Mumbai lawyer wins UN award for Versova beach clean-up Afroz Shah cleaning up the Versova beach on one of the many weekends MUMBAI: The United Nations presented Mumbai lawyer Afroz Shah the UN Champion of the Earth award, its highest environmental honour, at a ceremony in Mexico on Saturday
How Afroz Shahs Efforts Resulted In The Largest Beach Clean-up Project . . . Afroz Shah is the man behind cleaning Mumbai’s Versova beach and has driven many to be a part of this movement Winning renowned entitlement by the UN and crafting Bollywood celebrities, Afroz Shah cleaned up to 9 million kgs of garbage and dumpsters on the Versova beach
Mumbai: The worlds biggest beach cleanup - Ground Report The beach of Versova, in Mumbai, was a garbage dump, in which it was impossible to see the sand, let alone walk on it However, this year a brigade of environmentalists from across the country
This Man Launched the Worlds Biggest Beach Cleanup Their tireless efforts have paid off and, after 119 consecutive weeks, Versova Beach has been completely transformed The sand is now visible and Shah estimates that more than 12,000 tons of plastic have been removed from the 3-km stretch of beach since starting
The worlds largest beach clean-up | SBS Hindi Sea turtles return to Versova beach, Mumbai Source: Twitter @AfrozShah1 Afroz Shah, a lawyer and environmentalist from Mumbai, has become synonymous with the world’s largest beach clean-up project
Versova Beach Cleanup: Building Community and Environmental Change Twenty million kilograms of waste were removed from Versova Beach, making a significant impact on marine life Sea turtles, which had stopped nesting on the beach due to pollution, returned for the first time in decades in 2018 – a major milestone for the project The cleanup has led to: Community-run recycling stations