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A grabber tool company is putting practical help directly into volunteers' hands just days before International Coastal Cleanup Day. More than 300 reaching tools are heading to four environmental groups working to clear beaches and waterways across the U.S.
Melbourne, Florida is rallying volunteers for the 41st Annual International Coastal Cleanup on September 19, joining a global movement to protect vulnerable waterways. The free three-hour event welcomes everyone from kayakers to families ready to make a difference.
Millions of volunteers worldwide are gearing up for the International Coastal Cleanup on September 19th, and Lee County, Florida is joining the fight against ocean litter. For 37 years, this community has shown up to protect its beaches and marine life.
Delaware's 39th annual Coastal Cleanup needs volunteers to help keep beaches and waterways pristine this September. For nearly four decades, thousands have pitched in to protect the First State's coastline. #
Florida's Cedar Key is hosting its 41st annual coastal cleanup on September 19, and volunteers can help protect the Gulf Coast while earning a free T-shirt and lunch. The event has brought the community together for over two decades to remove marine debris and track pollution trends.
Long Beach is inviting volunteers to clean up 10 coastal locations this September, doubling last year's effort to celebrate 50 years of California's landmark coastal protection law. Last year, 950 volunteers removed over 2,375 pounds of beach debris in just three hours.
Over 100 countries will join California volunteers on September 19 for the world's largest beach cleanup event. What started with 2,500 Californians in 1985 has grown into a global movement protecting marine life and tracking ocean pollution.
More than 115,000 volunteers have removed 900 tons of trash from Alabama's coast since 1987, and now the state's largest cleanup event is back for its 39th year. On September 19, communities across three counties will gather for four hours of environmental action that turns neighbors into ocean protectors.
Seven SM malls across the Philippines turned World Water Day into hands-on environmental education, teaching communities to sort waste and understand what's harming their coasts. The cleanups went beyond picking up trash by showing volunteers exactly what materials threaten marine life.
Hernando County is rallying volunteers to clean its coastline for the 11th straight year, with hundreds expected to join the waterway restoration effort. The community event welcomes everyone from kayakers to divers to help protect Florida's coastal treasures. #
Hundreds of volunteers will gather this September to protect Florida's waterways during the world's largest ocean cleanup effort. Melbourne's 41st annual event welcomes everyone from kayakers to families ready to make a difference.
More than 30 Alabama beaches are getting a major cleanup this September, continuing a 39-year tradition that has mobilized over 110,000 volunteers since 1987. Free parking, supplies, and hot dogs await volunteers ready to protect Gulf Coast waters.
More than 50,000 volunteers will tackle trash across 700 California sites this Saturday, from coastal beaches to inland waterways. The 42nd annual Coastal Cleanup Day brings communities together to protect wildlife and keep plastic out of the ocean.
Over 115,000 volunteers have removed 900 tons of trash from Alabama's coast since 1987, and this year's cleanup needs your help. The state's largest single-day volunteer event happens September 19 across 33 zones. #
Thousands of Maine volunteers will hit the beaches this September to tackle ocean pollution, and registration closes this Friday. Your data helps scientists worldwide track and fight marine debris.
Hundreds of volunteers will gather at Ballard Park this September to protect Florida's coastline as part of a global movement. The event marks four decades of communities worldwide coming together to keep oceans clean.
Hundreds of Greenwich residents will gather September 19 to remove trash from their shoreline, joining a global movement to protect our oceans. Their efforts will contribute to worldwide pollution data that helps scientists solve ocean health challenges.
California's largest volunteer event returns September 19, expecting more than 50,000 people to clean beaches and waterways across all 58 counties. Since 1985, nearly 1.9 million volunteers have removed over 13,770 tons of trash from the state's coastline.
Texas is calling on volunteers for its 40th annual coastwide beach cleanup on April 18, with 21 locations ready to welcome people who want to protect coastal wildlife and preserve beaches for future generations.
Oregon is calling coastal communities to step up and lead beach cleanups this September after summer volunteers removed nearly 7,400 pounds of trash. The effort needs more hosts, especially on the southern coast.
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