An international publication has recognised the important work of a popular Island organisation.
Beach Buddies is featuring in National Geographic as part of a piece looking at the work they do along with DEFA's Marine Conservation Programme and the Island's UNESCO Biosphere status.
Founder, Bill Dale, is hoping it will help spread word of the charity around the world so other nations know what its achieved on Manx shores.
The article is available on the National Geographic website.
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