Volunteers lead plastic nurdle clean-up efforts: ‘It’s up to us’

Sian Johnson
Updated November 24 2017 - 6:02pm, first published 3:00pm
Watch closely: Colleen Hughson (centre) demonstrates how to collect plastic nurdles to a group of grade 6 students from Terang College at Warrnambool's Shelly Beach. Picture: Rob Gunstone
Watch closely: Colleen Hughson (centre) demonstrates how to collect plastic nurdles to a group of grade 6 students from Terang College at Warrnambool's Shelly Beach. Picture: Rob Gunstone

Terang students are among those who answered a call for help cleaning up thousands of plastic beads, or nurdles, littering south-west beaches after making it through the sewage system.

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Sian Johnson

Sian Johnson

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