BTNEP Beach Sweep in Grand Isle

ByJ.S.

Volunteers Wanted! Tell ’em the Pyrates sent ye…

On May 12th at 8:00am the BTNEP volunteer team will be travelling down to Elmer’s Island (Grand Isle, LA) for a Beach Sweep. The event will last until 12pm. Food, drink, and entertainment will be provided by Barefoot Wine Inc. at Bridgeside Marina immediately following the cleanup.

The Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary is the fastest disappearing landmass on Earth! You can help save our home by joining us in supporting common-sense restoration solutions and by volunteering to restore our coastal heartland.

For More Info Please Contact:
Joseph Dantin
Public Involvement Coordinator
(985) 228-0358
joe at btnep.org

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/BTNEP
Website: http://btnep.org

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