Chelsea Moore and her soon-to-be-six-year-old daughter Kinsley didn鈥檛 like the amount of trash they would see on their walks around Aldergrove.

Residing just off of 32nd Ave and 276th Street, the pair walks together every morning.

鈥淪ince the beginning of summer, my daughter is completely saddened by the amount of trash we find on our walks,鈥� Moore told The Star. 鈥淪o, I went to the dollar store and bought her barbecue tongs and a pair of gloves.鈥�

The mother and daughter pick up garbage and fill up one shopping bag 鈥� sometimes more 鈥� each day.

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鈥淪he wants to share and show people how easy it is to pick up trash. She also wants to ask people if they see any trash to pick it up,鈥� Moore added. 鈥淓very little bit counts.鈥�

Moore said Kinsley specifically wanted to share her efforts with The Star because she knew many people read the newspaper and she wants to spread the word to help save the Earth.

鈥淭he earth is very special, and the animals are important too, and I don鈥檛 want them choking on any garbage or getting tangled up in trash,鈥� Kinsley stressed the The Star. 鈥淎nd if you put a banana on the ground, someone may slip!鈥�