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September 2019
Coastal Cleanup Day 2019
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Coastal Cleanup Day is the world’s largest volunteer day to protect our environment. Heal the Bay invites you to take part on Saturday, September 21, 2019. Volunteers from all over the world will do their part to clean local beaches, rivers, creeks and parks. Sign up to volunteer at a Heal the Bay site: Register Now! Heal the Bay is proud to be the official host of cleanup sites in Los Angeles County. It's easy to participate. No special equipment…
Find out more »October 2019
Nothin’ But Sand Beach Cleanup
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Beach cleanups are a great experience for you and your family, friends and co-workers to get involved in the community and environment.
Find out more »November 2019
Nothin’ But Sand Beach Cleanup
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Beach cleanups are a great experience for you and your family, friends and co-workers to get involved in the community and environment.
Find out more »Heal the Bay’s Calendar features Aquarium, Beach, Outreach, Community Science and Youth events in Los Angeles County.
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Interested in doing a private beach cleanup? Check out our Suits on the Sand and Adopt-A-Beach experiences.
Wanna roll up your sleeves and become a Heal the Bay Volunteer? We have five distinct volunteer programs that we offer. Each program has a specific training associated with it, as well as its own volunteer roles. Aquarium – Aquarium volunteers work at our Santa Monica Pier Aquarium. They support various public programs from interpreting at touch tanks to ensuring the success of private events. They also attend outreach events and represent Heal the Bay all over Los Angeles. Beach – Beach Captain volunteers support our large Nothin’ But Sand beach cleanups that occur every third Saturday of the month. They are also involved in other beach programs like Suits on the Sand, and have the opportunity to attend Coastal Cleanup Day Site Captain training. Outreach – These volunteers take Heal the Bay knowledge all over Los Angeles. Speakers Bureau volunteers present in classrooms, in business meetings, at beach cleanups, festivals and more. Community Science – MPA Watch Volunteers survey marine protected areas (MPAs) in Malibu and Palos Verdes. They monitor, collect data, and get to walk along some of California’s most stunning beaches. Youth – Middle and high school students register their school club with Club Heal the Bay to be part of a larger environmental advocacy community. In return, clubs receive recognition and rewards for their civic action projects. To get started as a Heal the Bay volunteer, attend a Volunteer Orientation.
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