Sea Shepherd cleans the banks of the Tamar River

By Tarlia Jordan
Updated August 26 2016 - 4:15pm, first published 4:00pm
CLEAN-UP: Amy and Tom Dillion, of Launceston, were just some of the 150 people to help clean up the Tamar River on Friday. Picture: Tarlia Jordan
CLEAN-UP: Amy and Tom Dillion, of Launceston, were just some of the 150 people to help clean up the Tamar River on Friday. Picture: Tarlia Jordan

A bike, chains and a number of cigarette butts were just some of the items pulled from the Tamar River on Friday.  More than 150 people, including students from Launceston College, participated in Sea Shepherd Tasmania’s marine debris clean-up at Royal Park.

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