Dawn beach with misty silver horizon, soft waves, and an orange buoy in the mid-ground
Saturday cleanup — March 1, 7:30 AM
4,812 kg removed this year

"Our stretch of ocean
starts here."

Every kilogram tracked. Every family counted. Every bottle cap in her tiny hand — it matters.

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Saturday, March 1

North Cove to Shell Reach

Low tide

7:18 AM — 0.4 ft

+30 more families
11 spots left
Children sorting microplastics by color in a classroom workshop, small hands arranging tiny plastic pieces
Glenbrook Elementary · Feb 14
Workshop Diary

24 kids sorted 401 pieces
by color in 40 minutes.

Blue (142)White (98)Clear (76)Red (54)Green (31)

"They named the pieces. Blue was 'ocean sadness.' Red was 'angry cap.' They want to come back next month." — Ms. Okafor, Grade 3

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4,812 kg

Plastic removed this year

Tracked from beach to finished object

312

Families participating

Across 12 coastal sections

4,812 kgremoved from local shorelines this year
Adopted Beaches

12 sections. 12 families.

8 of 12 shown

North Cove

The Nakamura Family

Driftwood Flat

Sunrise Elementary

Shell Reach

The Osei-Mensah Family

Kelp Bend

Harborview Neighbors

Small child's hand holding a bottle cap above a collection bucket on a misty beach
Feb 22 · Shell Reach

She dropped it in like it mattered. Because it does.

"

My daughter has asked to come every Saturday since October. She knows the tide schedule better than I do.

Smiling woman with dark hair outdoors near the ocean

Priya Nakamura

Parent, North Cove Section

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Class Kit

Full workshop set for 10 kids — sorting trays, labels, guide

"

I booked the workshop not knowing what to expect. Thirty kids sat in silence sorting microplastics for twenty minutes. I've never seen that before.

Man with warm smile wearing casual shirt

Marcus Okafor

Grade 4 Teacher, Glenbrook Elementary

1,240students reached through ocean literacy workshops
Family in rubber boots walking toward misty ocean at dawn, each carrying a mesh collection bag
Dawn Patrol · Every Saturday

"We leave before the fog lifts. The beach is ours for an hour."

87%

Plastic turned into products

Classroom kits, reef markers, community art

12

Adopted beach sections

3 sections still available — claim yours

96 familiesjoined through a child's curiosity
3 sections still available

Your stretch of beach
is waiting.

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