Mana Moana - Mission Bay Clean Up

This term we have been looking at Mana Moana and how we can care for our seas. As a culmination of learning we wanted to make a difference in our community. So we went to Mission Bay and with the help of Sustainable Coastlines, who aim to"enable people to look after the
coastlines and waterways they love", and cleaned up the beach.

Please visit our Seesaw Blog page to see the slideshow of our beach clean up.



Or visit https://blog.seesaw.me/temoana10


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