Over 1300 Cigarette Butts Collected at Linda Mar!
Our July beach cleanup event at Linda Mar Beach saw an incredible turnout, with over one hundred dedicated community members and firework booth workers joining forces to make a difference. Enthusiasm filled the air as volunteers scoured the entire beach and walking path on the east side of HWY 1. Their collective efforts resulted in over 1300 cigarette butts, four large garbage bags, and one large recycling bag, hauled away for proper disposal.
Among the diverse array of trash collected, some of the most surprising items included gasoline cans, liquor bottles, and the usual Taco Bell wrappers. Perhaps the most unexpected find of the day was an entire box of children’s toys. The “Earth Heroes” title is well-earned by these volunteers, whose tireless efforts are crucial in preserving the beauty and health of our coastal environment. Thank you to all of our passionate volunteers! Your dedication continues to protect the local wildlife and marine ecosystem from the harmful effects of litter.
We appreciate everyone who supports Pacific Beach Coalition’s work and educational programs. Thank you for helping us to protect our beautiful ocean and coastline by donating money, time, or both! Your dollars will go towards our ongoing educational efforts (such as the Naturalists program) and our beach cleanups and habitat restoration efforts along the coastal trail. Thank you so much for any contribution: big or small!