Vancouver, Canada. 19th Sep, 2015. A participant in rain coat collect debris at Iona Beach in Richmond, Canada, Sept. 19, 2015. Considered as one of the largest environmental events in Canada, the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup is also the third largest cleanup in the world. This year over 1,700 cleanups have been registered across the country which mobilized more than 50,000 people to participate to help protecting the aquatic ecosystems. © Liang sen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News

Vancouver, Canada. 19th Sep, 2015. A participant in rain coat collect debris at Iona Beach in Richmond, Canada, Sept. 19, 2015. Considered as one of the largest environmental events in Canada, the Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup is also the third largest cleanup in the world. This year over 1,700 cleanups have been registered across the country which mobilized more than 50,000 people to participate to help protecting the aquatic ecosystems. © Liang sen/Xinhua/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

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