Surfrider Foundation - Beach Cleanup - Bolsa Chica Tower 21 - 6.28.26

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surfrider foundationHuntington Beach (CA)

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About the role

Before coming out: Bring reusable water bottle (we don't have cups), reusable gloves (gardening or mechanic), and sun protection. Avoid bringing plastic bottles, bags of chips, and other single use plastic products. I recommend wearing a hat, sunglasses, shorts, and flip flops. Dress for the beach Arriving: Parking will be free. Enter through the Bolsa Chica main entrance on PCH. Turn right and head towards Warner Ave. You will see our tent and flags north of Sea Legs. Check in at the Surfrider popup tent We have bags Cleaning up: You can scavenge the shoreline, beach, parking lot, etc. Do NOT collect seaweed, wood, rocks, stones, seashells by the seashore sold by Sally. Let us know if you find any 'sleeping' animals for Parks and Rec. to scoop up. Bring us back your trash once your bag is full, time runs out, or you must leave. We will weigh the trash, record the weight, then sort out the trash for items to be recycled For those that need community service hours, it is at this point that you can get a form stating you attended the cleanup. And our chapter is always looking for new members. Ask us when you can come out to a meeting to join us to be a bigger part of the community.

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