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Beach Captain Training {IN PERSON}
March 18 @ 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Make a big splash for L.A.’s Waterways! Become a Heal the Bay Beach Captain!
Our monthly Nothin’ But Sand Cleanups are public events bring people from all over the county together to remove hundreds of pounds of trash from the Los Angeles Beaches we know and love, but we couldn’t run these awesome cleanups without the help of our amazing Beach Captains & Heal the Bay Speakers! Want to help? Become a Beach Captain!
Our Beach Captains ensure that these monthly cleanups run smoothly and lead our volunteers in each step of the event, from registration, to filling out community service forms, handing out supplies, and educating the public on the impact each beach cleanup makes. Hundreds of pounds of trash are removed from the beaches of Los Angeles at each Nothin’ But Sand Cleanup, helping to promote safe, clean coastlines for wildlife and people alike. We could not achieve this without volunteer leaders like you.
Ready to dive in and become a Beach Captain? Volunteer Training is easy, fun, and educational a two-step process. Step 1: Attend a Beach Captains Volunteer Training. Step 2: Join an in-person cleanup for on-the-sand training and fun.
REGISTER for March 2023 Training Date:
- Saturday, March 18, 2023, from 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM located at Redondo Beach Pier, South, Fisherman’s Wharf, Fishermans Wharf, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
8 AM -10 AM: Intro to Heal the Bay and overview of Beach Captain duties & talking points.
10 AM- 12 PM: First Beach Captain Shift at Nothin’ But Sand Beach Cleanup (Redondo Beach Pier, South)
Without Beach Captains like you, our most impactful events cannot take place. If you love long walks on the beach, safe clean waterways, and FREE Admission to the Heal the Bay Aquarium, Beach Captain training is looking for you! Learn about the importance of protecting LA’s watershed, get public speaking training that can help you stand out in any crowd, and meet like-minded Healers from all over Los Angeles County, when you become a Beach Captain.