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Bristol volunteers clean up Beluga Point

Bristol employees’ Beluga Point spring cleanup in Anchorage took place August 29th, reports coordinator Sophie Schwartz. “We arrived around 9:45 a.m., put our gloves on, grabbed our bags, and got to the pickings,” she said. “There were all different kinds of ‘goodies’ for our bags and hopefully, we won’t see them again this spring.”

Bristol volunteers regularly clean up the Chugach State Park property as part of Bristol’s commitment to community service. Volunteers will return to clean up Beluga Point again in spring.

Beluga Point is a popular viewing area at Mile 110.5 of the Seward Highway scenic byway. The site, which is named for the beluga whales that frequent Cook Inlet, overlooks Turnagain Arm and is part of the Alaska State Parks system.