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10/10/2026

Our volunteers were shocked to have remove and appropriately dispose of boat loads of insulation from the River Bann this morning 😩preventing this material from further breaking down and polluting our beautiful river and coastline, and damaging the wildlife which call this place home.

Cleanup supported by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Water Quality Improvement Fund 2026-27 via the Carrier Bag Levy

09/10/2026

A quick reminder, our volunteers will be meeting at 9am at Drumaheglis Marina tomorrow Saturday 10th October for a River Bann Cleanup. To join, please register via the following link

26/09/2026

Were you aware that Sea2it has partnered with Magilligan Tree Nursery to undertake a survey of native tree stock along the River Bann in 2026 ?

You can now view the latest survey data live on our website by visiting https://sea2it.org/native-tree-surveys

This work is supported by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Water Quality Improvement Programme 2026/27 via the Carrier Bag Levy

Explore our Native Tree Survey initiative in partnership with Magilligan Tree Nursery to enhance the River Bann's environment.

25/09/2026

Sea2it is pleased to open registration for cleanup events and training confirmed for Autum / Winter 2026. More dates will be added in the coming weeks.

Please use the following link to register your interest https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/QVmVsagPDG

Events supported by The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Water Quality Improvement Programme 2026/27 via the Carrier Bag Levy

22/08/2026

A huge thank you to our group of volunteers from Terex Ballymoney who helped with our efforts to cleanup at Dunluce and Dunnakerdy today. A trailer load of rubbish removed from the spectacular Causeway Coast!!!

Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Causeway Coast & Glens Heritage Trust, Ulster Wildlife, What The SeaSaw, fans

04/08/2026

A great effort by our volunteers tonight to clean up the River Bann at Coleraine’s Christie Park.

Our boat based and land based team removed a trailer load of litter, trollies, bicycles, scooters, bins, wire and cable.

A huge thanks to all involved 😃

Cleanup supported by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Water Quality Improvement Programme 2026/27 via the Carrier Bag Levy.

29/07/2026

Supermarket Sweep

It’s low tide on the River Bann next Tuesday evening, and Sea2it are taking the opportunity to organise yet another supermarket trolly sweep.

Meeting 5pm at Christie Park car park, Tuesday 4th August.

If you are available to help out drop us an email to [email protected]

Let’s hope we don’t beat our previous record of 27 trollies!

Cleanup supported by the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Water Quality Improvement Programme 2026-27 via the Carrier Bag Levy

25/06/2026

FACTOR 50 on the River Bann

Proud to collaborate on this Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs pilot project on Magilligan Tree Nursery seed collection

15/05/2026

This little piggy went to market… and this old oil tank went from polluting the River Bann to becoming a five-star pig residence thanks to our volunteers and the creative thinking of Moyletra Moileds 🐷

01/04/2026

So typically Easter!

Easter Monday's river Roe clean up is cancelled with the poor weather. Think we've managed to get in touch with everybody by email this morning.

If you would like to volunteer for future river and coastal clean ups, drop us a brief email to: [email protected]