Cleaning tons of marine debris

By Leander C. Domingo

Sep 07, 2024 12:01 am

THE Barber Surf Rake, recently launched by Aboitiz Land in San Juan, Batangas, collects and cleans up large volumes of marine debris from the sand, with the capacity to cover 5 acres per hour.

This project aims to enhance environmental cleanup and conservation efforts at Seafront Residences, which is more than just a premium beachside development — it is home to long-term conservation efforts for the endangered pawikans or sea turtles.

The Barber Surf Rake. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

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