Making Waves of Change



EARTH MONTH 2024:

Reusable Is Beautiful

This April, Heal the Bay celebrates Earth Month with all things reusable! 

Every year, billions of pounds of single-use plastic flood our oceans, threatening the health of our planet. This month and every month, Heal the Bay is committed to raising awareness about choosing reusable options over single-use plastic and keeping our waterways clean, safe, and beautiful for everyone.

Fun, inspiring activations are happening all month long. So ditch the plastic, grab your reusable water bottle, sunscreen, and friends for climate action near you!

🌎Discover Earth Month events, volunteer opportunities, and so much more! 

What’s New:

  • Knowledge is power. Join the discussion with our panel of with leading environmental experts and discover how LA can prepare itself for sea level rise. April 28 @ Hermosa Beach Community Center. RSVP now.
  • Have an eco-adventure with Heal the Bay’s Bioblitz events! April 27th @ Fern Dell Nature Trail or Bixby Marash. Get your free tickets.
  • Discover a new way to support Heal the Bay and unlock exciting benefits when you become a member today.

Our Impact

Beach and neighborhood cleanups are just the beginning. Heal the Bay staff work to mobilize LA’s diverse communities to protect our coastline, restore our waterways, and speak out for clean water policy across our watersheds.

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Get Involved

Ripples become waves. When you volunteer with us, your generous time supports ocean and freshwater areas in LA County ensuring they are safe, optimizes how we manage our local water supply, and takes action for equitable access to clean water and green space.

 

Take Part

Visit Our Aquarium

Steps from the ocean, an underwater wonderland awaits. Our kid-friendly Heal the Bay Aquarium at the Santa Monica Pier features 100+ species of marine life that live right offshore.

Dive In

Summit to Sea

When we “Heal the Bay” we start farther inland than you might think. Take an interactive trip with us as we follow water’s journey from the Sierras to the Santa Monica Bay.

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