1 Have a dedicated environmental and sustainability representative on your committee

 

2  Create an environmental policy for your club

​

3 Use paperless methods for club communications

​

4 Run national or regional regattas hosted as Sailors for the Sea Clean Regattas

​

5 Establish an annual environmental award for a club member who best supports your sustainability and environmental practices

1 Conduct a waste audit

​

2 Explore composting options

​

3 Create three streams of waste - recycling, compost, landfill

​

4 Create signage to inform and educate members on correct waste stream choices

​

5 Work with suppliers to reduce packaging for deliveries

​

6 Provide permanent water refill stations

​

7 Reduce single-use food service ware

​

8 Install rubbish gathering systems or devices in your marina or waterway

1 Conduct a water usage audit

​

2 Look for ways to reduce your club’s water consumption

​

3 Have an oil pollution prevention plan

​

4 Encourage the use of reef-safe sunblock

​

5 Eliminate harmful cleaning products in and around club facilities

​

6 Create best-practice guidelines for your members to follow around small-scale boat repairs and maintenance

​

7 Install visual icons for club drains

​

8 Conduct an energy audit

1 Mentor a club or organisation to get started on their Clean Club programme

​

2 Repurpose old sailing equipment and clothing

​

3 Develop a priority community initiative your club can drive or support

​

4 Make beach cleanups a regular part of club day activities

​

5 Invite guest speakers to talk about environmental topics at your club events

1 Include an environmental aspect into your junior sailing coaching programme

​

2 Encourage green boating practices

​

3 Standardise rules around boat washdowns

​

4 Bring awareness to local habitat and wildlife

​

5 Support education around marine biosecurity

​

6 Provide education and reminders about predator-free initiatives

​

7 Encourage responsible dog ownership when out boating

​

8 Be an advocate for responsible fishing attitudes