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Say No to Straws with Starboard SUP

8 Mar 2019

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This is your chance to join the movement for a strawless ocean! Starboard SUP would like YOU to join in the fight against single-use plastics by saying NO to straws with their #stopsucking campaign. Plastic straws are just one of many single-use plastics which end up in the ocean, polluting the water and harming sea life. The campaign will run for the next 3 weeks from today through to Friday 29th March. Each week Starboard will give away an eco-product hamper giveaway!


Starboard will be giving away 2 Starboard eco-product hampers every week for the next 3 weeks, included in the hamper will be a Starboard ‘Do You Still Suck?’ t-shirt, a bamboo utensil set and bamboo straws for you & your friends! The prize draw will be for  2 winners each week via an Instagram Live draw at Taco Lake.

How to take part?

All you need to do is post a picture or video on Facebook/ Instagram of you with your strawless drink and share why we don’t need plastic straws to support the campaign & create awareness. Don’t forget to #stopsucking and tag @starboardsup

So Go On Stop Sucking!

 

About the Author

Helen Trehoret

SUP, OC1, V6, Surfski ... and field hockey coaching, Helen is a busy British mother of two who lives in Bretagne, France with a passion for all things Ocean. Helen runs Barrachou SUP, a SUP tour company specialized in excursions around Bretagne and Scotland.

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