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Living Oceans Society hits a road block in marine clean up

The Living Oceans Society has reached a road block in its efforts to clean up the North West coast of the island near Cape Scott.

Executive Director Karen Wristen says they have launched a project to remove debris from the ocean which is loaded onto a barge.

She says the challenge they’ve run into is access to a tug to move the barge up the coast as the clean up progresses.

Wristen says they are hoping to start the clean-up August 14.

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