The beach is noticeably less pink than it used to be due to humans snagging a little souvenir. While this may sound excessive and possibly even amusing, taking sand is illegal from beaches all over the world.
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If you have sand from a beach that you want to save, layer it with some pretty shells inside a mason jar or decorative vase. Then use a votive candle to create a candle holder. It's super easy to make and it's a great addition to any beach theme party or home decor.
Try mesh. Buy an open mesh bag to take to the beach. No matter how hard you try, your bag and belongings collect sand on the beach, but a bag that allows sand to fall out helps you leave as much sand on the beach as possible.
What's the situation in the UK? Removing any natural material - including sand and pebbles - from public beaches in the UK is illegal under the Coastal Protection Act 1949. It up to local councils to enforce the law, and offenders can be fined up to £1,000.
Walking barefoot on the beach is relaxing and romantic, but did you know it's also good for you? Sand provides resistance that strengthens your arches, ankles and leg muscles.