The phrase "litter pick" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is a verb which means to collect and dispose of litter. For example: The volunteers organized a litter pick in the park to make the area more aesthetically pleasing.
If you see litter, pick it up!
So the next time you come across a piece of litter, pick it up!
She added that "every single child" should be sent on a litter pick at least once a year to educate them about the issue.
Hundreds of scuba divers have taken part in a litter pick in Windermere, in Cumbria's Lake District.
It's true that for those in the system, litter picking is better than it was, she says.
Most festivals get their volunteers to help out with tasks such as giving out wristbands, car parking, monitoring gates, litter picking or just keeping an eye on things.
Even if he wished to, responsibility for waste management is devolved to municipal governments, where public funding is tighter and litter picking less lucrative.
"We are asking everyone who loves Spurn to come and help us with what will be the largest litter picking challenge we have ever faced".
However, a £1.4m saving in the park and grounds maintenance budget has been agreed, which includes removing floral displays and less grass cutting and litter picking.
He litter picked everything from cigarette butts to plastic bottles and was rewarded for his voluntary work by the authorities with a seat at the closing ceremony.
In addition to the five main days of the festival, running from Thursday 9 July through to the following Monday, several weeks of commissioning and de-commissioning works including site assembly and litter picking would take place.
