"Shake Your Tail - Save a Whale"
It was unexpectedly warm and sunny day on February 19th at Esplanade beach! We had 36 volunteers come out, from multiple groups of high schoolers, to those just out walking their dogs at the beach. Our awesome volunteers were able to pick up 2,561 cigarette butts that are soon to be recycled! We were also able to collect a whopping […]
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It was a very sunny day at Montara beach cleanup with a lot of new and returning friends! Our delightful site captains Iona and Janice and naturalist Julie managed a crew of 23 volunteers. This team managed to collect 33 lbs of trash, 16 lbs of recycling, 194 cigarette butts , 23 masks and a handful of gloves. There were plenty of interesting […]
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We had an incredible turnout for our first 2022 cleanup at Surfer’s/Harbor Beach yesterday. Such a beautiful day! There was quite a bit of trash out there due in part to the tsunami a few weeks ago but we picked it up! We had 79 enthusiastic volunteers join us and they picked up 102 pounds of trash! This included 4 huge […]
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Saturday, February 5th, our Rockaway beach cleanup had 120 volunteers and collected a total 145 pounds of trash! When we saw how many volunteers had registered, a few Junior Site Captains from other beaches thankfully stepped up to help out. A new member of the newly renamed Mission Blue Crew, formerly the Junior Albatross Team, was there to learn about […]
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We had an interesting and successful MLK Jr Day of service this past weekend. We had planned to host our yearly event Saturday morning, but for the first time in 25 years of Pacific Beach Coalition history, a Tsunami advisory forced us to reschedule events. Thankfully many of our volunteers could join us at the postponed event on Sunday. At the MLK Day […]
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20 volunteers joined the Montara beach cleanup. Some found a gas tank and a total of 12 masks!
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The enthusiastic Jr Albatross team started their 2022 year off exploring the Tide Pools on January 1st at the Fitzgerald Marine Sanctuary. Our Naturalist Greg was their leader. Tide pools are rocky pools of salt water that are often created only at low tide, where you can view thousands of species of exotic marine life, wildlife, fauna, and flora. Northern California […]
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Our Site Captains Frank, Myla, Gail and Jr Site Captain Aisling reported a beautiful day on December 18th. We had 13 volunteers, including some students volunteers from Oceana High School come out and help us clean Esplanade Beach! Our PBC volunteers picked up a total of 24 pounds of trash, 6 pounds of recycling, and 492 cigarette butts ready to […]
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Our naturalist Danila was joined by the Topper Jeweler volunteers to clean up Poplar Beach!
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On this very warm and sunny day at Esplanade Beach we are grateful for our volunteers. We had 27 volunteers show up for the ocean and picked up a total of 72 pounds of trash, 20 pounds of recycling, 1 pound of compost along with a whopping 1,389 cigarette butts ! We also had some really interesting finds, one group […]
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