Palau Visitors Authority with the collaboration of Angaur State Government conducted its second site cleanup at Angaur State. Main objective of the clean-up is to support each state with the maintenance of their tourist sites, improvements such as production of new signage, maps and brochures for promotion and advertisements. 

The first site cleanup was held in Ngardmau State, at the Olketokel Bad with volunteers from other states. This year Angaur State volunteered their state for the site cleanup project, requesting beach cleanup for luaiu and Ngeruchei. Seventy trash bags were filled with debris such as plastic bottles, slippers, foams, bottle caps and many kinds of plastics along the beach as well as the shore area. The group also managed to clean one of the Japanese Shrine in luaiu. 

PVA would like to thank the following volunteers who assisted in making the cleanup project possible and successful: These are, 

Koror State Government: Sandy Fernandez, Phedias Brel, Techur Timulch, Ray D'Diich lsao, Mayumi Sione, JICA volunteer, 

Ngardmau state: Peggy Hanser, Mercy Beketaut, Pamela Ruriik, Lora Ruluked, Orrenges Tudong, Yamato Towai, Ashley Telbiil August, Stuart Celestine, Valhid Matsuo, Vahid Beketaut, 

Ngaremlengui State: Glenda Mechadelchutem and Melvin Olkeriil; 

Peleliu State: Tangy Hesus; 

Angaur State: Jay Alfred, AO Kastol Hesus, Marino Thomas, Jessie Marcil, John Lewis, Susan Hesus, Lorie Blau, Martha Orrukem, Kekwii Rodas, Noel Ngedebuu, Jedro Kadiasang, Leonaides Gabriel, Elizabeth Isamu & Legislator Wilbur Tellei. 

Once again, PVA would like to take this opportunity and extend our sincere appreciation to Governor Kenneth Uyehara, Ms. Lorie Blau, State Tourism Representative and state volunteers for your continued support towards PVA's projects, activities and programs. We hope to continue working together promoting and Keeping Palau Green & Healthy for a Pristine Paradise Palau. 

For more information regarding PVA activities and programs please contact our office at 488-2793 or 488-1930. 

Please visit our PVA facebook profile for short videos of the Angaur Site Cleanup.