Queen Sofía Leads Massive Madrid River Cleanup

Queen Sofía Joins 11,000 Volunteers in Madrid River Cleanup Madrid, Spain – Queen Sofía of Spain demonstrated her dedication to environmental conservation by participating in a massive cleanup operation along the Jarama River in Madrid. The event, part of the ninth annual "Un metro cuadrado contra la basuraleza" (One Square Meter Against Trash) campaign, saw an impressive turnout of over 11,000 volunteers. The volunteers worked together to remove accumulated waste from the riverbanks, contributing to a cleaner and healthier environment. "It's crucial that we all do our part to protect our planet," stated a volunteer participating in the cleanup. Queen Sofía's presence added significant attention to the campaign, emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship. The initiative is a collaborative effort between SEO/BirdLife and Ecoembes, organizations dedicated to environmental conservation and sustainable practices. The annual campaign aims to raise awareness about the issue of litter and encourage community involvement in environmental cleanup efforts. Queen Sofía's participation underscores the widespread support for this important cause. The success of this year's cleanup demonstrates the power of collective action in protecting the environment. The volunteers' dedication and Queen Sofía's involvement serve as an inspiration for others to join in similar initiatives and contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable future.