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4 May 2026

Massive Clean-Up Effort in Ibiza Collects 1.5 Tons of Rubbish

Massive Clean-Up Effort in Ibiza Collects 1.5 Tons of Rubbish

In an impressive display of community spirit and environmental dedication, a clean-up initiative in the picturesque areas of sa Talaia and ses Variades in Sant Antoni de Portmany has seen the collection of a staggering 1,500 kilograms of waste. Organised by the Vuelta a Ibiza MTB Siroko by Shimano, and with the backing of the Sant Antoni Town Council, the event aimed to raise environmental awareness and was open to the public. Participants worked throughout the morning, removing large items like mattresses, wheels, scooters, and even a television, making a significant impact on preserving Ibiza's natural beauty. The municipality provided necessary materials, while the UTE Portmany cleaning service handled the collected rubbish. A heartfelt thanks goes to the various associations and local volunteers who took part in this important environmental exercise, demonstrating a commendable commitment to keeping Ibiza beautiful for all.

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