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SUMMARY:Oregon Ocean Day Celebration Beach Cleanup
DESCRIPTION:Volunteer Oregon Beach Cleanups\n \nOregon Oceans Day – June 12th 2021 \nSeeking leads to host beach cleanups with Ocean Blue.  \nSign-Up \n\nBeach cleanups are vital to protecting marine ecosystems because they remove plastic debris before it has the chance to wash out to sea and harm wildlife. As a beach cleanup volunteer\, you’re contributing to the sustainability of our planet. \nWhat You’ll Need \nHow do you organize a community clean up & what you’ll need \n\nTrash and recycling bags\nGloves\nHand sanitizer\nDrinking water reusable bottle)\nReef safe Sunblock or sunscreen \n\nWhat to Pick Up\n\nLitter and Debris\n\nEven small bits — animals can mistake them for food \n\nRecyclables \n\nGlass\, aluminum cans\, tin cans\, plastic drinking bottles\, etc. \n\nTrash\n\nMetals\, styrofoam\, foil wrappers\, cloth\, food waste\, etc. \n\nMicroplastics \n\nSmall bits of plastic and plastic beads\, in all shapes and colors.  \n\nAnything You Bring\nGloves\, cleaning supplies\, etc. — leave no trace\n\nCleanup Best Practices \n\nSplit recyclables and trash into separate bags\nTie trash bags and dispose in dumpsters (beware overflowing bins: they can cause items to fly away and end up back in the water)\nDon’t pick up weapons or anything that looks like it came from a hospital. Mark questionable items and inform your organizer or the lifeguard. \nIf it occurs naturally in nature — like kelp\, shells\, driftwood — leave it be (try not disrupt animals and plants in the area)\nKnow your cleanup zone boundaries and meeting times \nTake note of the nearest lifeguard station and know what to do in case of an emergency\n\nVolunteer With a Friend!\nTrying to convince a friend to join you in a cleanup? Here are a few reasons why we should all care about the health of our waters: \n\nThe ocean provides over 70% of the oxygen we breathe\nRivers and oceans are important sources of food\nSeaweed is an ingredient in many consumer products and captures carbon from our atmosphere a a\nScientists use marine organisms for lifesaving medicines \n\nIf we keep our waters healthy\, we can keep our livelihoods and economies thriving\, protect wildlife\, enjoy water recreation\, and build a brighter future for generations to come. \nWhy Pick Up Plastics and Microplastics?\nMicroplastics occur when the sun breaks down plastic debris into smaller and smaller fragments that never fully biodegrade.  \nAnimals often mistake plastics and microplastics for food and can get entangled\, injured\, gravely sick\, or wash ashore. When animals that ingest — but can’t digest — these microplastics are eaten\, the plastic moves up the food chain\, potentially into our food.  \nLook Out for Wildlife\nAs you explore the cleanup zone\, enjoy the nature around you\, but try not to disrupt the animals and plants. They’re enjoying a beach day too! If you find an injured animal\, contact your nearest wildlife agency \nLincoln City Summer Beach Cleanup with Ocean Blue Project. \nBeach cleanups are vital to protecting marine ecosystems because they remove plastic debris before it has the chance to wash out to sea and harm wildlife. As a beach cleanup volunteer\, you’re contributing to the sustainability of our planet. \nThe pollution in our communities is the reflection of what’s hurting the Ocean. Whether you’re close to the water or not\, you can fight ocean pollution with local changes. \nMake a difference by joining a community cleanup!\nMost importantly creating local community cleanups is a great way to teach youth the importance of healthy communities and clean water projects. \nAs you explore the cleanup zone\, enjoy the nature around you\, but try not to disrupt the animals and plants. They’re enjoying a beach day too! If you find an injured animal\, contact your nearest wildlife agency. \nMicroplastics occur when the sun breaks down plastic debris into smaller and smaller fragments that never fully biodegrade. Animals often mistake plastics and microplastics for food and can get entangled\, injured\, gravely sick\, or wash ashore. When animals that ingest-but can’t digest-these microplastics are eaten\, the plastic moves up the food chain\, potentially into our food. \nLastly\, the more ocean plastic we can remove depends on Ocean Cleanup volunteers like you! Thank you for supporting Ocean Blue Project the save the Ocean organization nonprofit. you for supporting Ocean Blue Project the save the ocean organization nonprofit. \nBe sure to create a beach cleanup with friends on Oregon Oceans Day!  \nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *Phone *What State and City do You reside in? Favorite Beach\, Lake\, or River?What days of the week are you available?MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayHow did you find out about our organization?Direct mailAdvertisementOnline SearchFriend / FamilyBusiness ColleagueOtherPlease list any relevant experiences you have that you feel would benefit any of the above programs or events.Would you like to opt in to our newsletter to receive monthly ocean blue news?Opt-in to Ocean Blue newslettersSignup
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/oregon-ocean-day-celebration-beach-cleanup/
LOCATION:Oregon Coast\, All beaches\, anywhere in Oregon\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon Beach Clean Up Near Me
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SUMMARY:Oregon Lincoln City Beach Clean up Volunteer Event
DESCRIPTION:Volunteer \nBeach cleanups are vital to protecting marine ecosystems because they remove plastic debris before it has the chance to wash out to sea and harm wildlife. As a beach cleanup volunteer\, you’re contributing to the sustainability of our planet. \nWhat You’ll Need \nHow do you organize a community clean up & what you’ll need \n\nTrash and recycling bags\nGloves\nHand sanitizer\nDrinking water reusable bottle)\nReef safe Sunblock or sunscreen \n\nWhat to Pick Up\n\nLitter and Debris\n\nEven small bits — animals can mistake them for food \n\nRecyclables \n\nGlass\, aluminum cans\, tin cans\, plastic drinking bottles\, etc. \n\nTrash\n\nMetals\, styrofoam\, foil wrappers\, cloth\, food waste\, etc. \n\nMicroplastics \n\nSmall bits of plastic and plastic beads\, in all shapes and colors.  \n\nAnything You Bring\nGloves\, cleaning supplies\, etc. — leave no trace\n\nCleanup Best Practices \n\nSplit recyclables and trash into separate bags\nTie trash bags and dispose in dumpsters (beware overflowing bins: they can cause items to fly away and end up back in the water)\nDon’t pick up weapons or anything that looks like it came from a hospital. Mark questionable items and inform your organizer or the lifeguard. \nIf it occurs naturally in nature — like kelp\, shells\, driftwood — leave it be (try not disrupt animals and plants in the area)\nKnow your cleanup zone boundaries and meeting times \nTake note of the nearest lifeguard station and know what to do in case of an emergency\n\nVolunteer With a Friend!\nTrying to convince a friend to join you in a cleanup? Here are a few reasons why we should all care about the health of our waters: \n\nThe ocean provides over 70% of the oxygen we breathe\nRivers and oceans are important sources of food\nSeaweed is an ingredient in many consumer products and captures carbon from our atmosphere a a\nScientists use marine organisms for lifesaving medicines \n\nIf we keep our waters healthy\, we can keep our livelihoods and economies thriving\, protect wildlife\, enjoy water recreation\, and build a brighter future for generations to come. \nWhy Pick Up Plastics and Microplastics?\nMicroplastics occur when the sun breaks down plastic debris into smaller and smaller fragments that never fully biodegrade.  \nAnimals often mistake plastics and microplastics for food and can get entangled\, injured\, gravely sick\, or wash ashore. When animals that ingest — but can’t digest — these microplastics are eaten\, the plastic moves up the food chain\, potentially into our food.  \nLook Out for Wildlife\nAs you explore the cleanup zone\, enjoy the nature around you\, but try not to disrupt the animals and plants. They’re enjoying a beach day too! If you find an injured animal\, contact your nearest wildlife agency \nLincoln City Summer Beach Cleanup with Ocean Blue Project. \nBeach cleanups are vital to protecting marine ecosystems because they remove plastic debris before it has the chance to wash out to sea and harm wildlife. As a beach cleanup volunteer\, you’re contributing to the sustainability of our planet. \nThe pollution in our communities is the reflection of what’s hurting the Ocean. Whether you’re close to the water or not\, you can fight ocean pollution with local changes. \nMake a difference by joining a community cleanup!\nMost importantly creating local community cleanups is a great way to teach youth the importance of healthy communities and clean water projects. \nAs you explore the cleanup zone\, enjoy the nature around you\, but try not to disrupt the animals and plants. They’re enjoying a beach day too! If you find an injured animal\, contact your nearest wildlife agency. \nMicroplastics occur when the sun breaks down plastic debris into smaller and smaller fragments that never fully biodegrade. Animals often mistake plastics and microplastics for food and can get entangled\, injured\, gravely sick\, or wash ashore. When animals that ingest-but can’t digest-these microplastics are eaten\, the plastic moves up the food chain\, potentially into our food. \nLastly\, the more ocean plastic we can remove depends on Ocean Cleanup volunteers like you! Thank you for supporting Ocean Blue Project the save the Ocean organization nonprofit. you for supporting Ocean Blue Project the save the ocean organization nonprofit. \nBe sure to create a beach cleanup with friends on Oregon Oceans Day!  \nPlease enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.Name *FirstLastEmail *Phone *What State and City do You reside in? Favorite Beach\, Lake\, or River?What days of the week are you available?MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySundayHow did you find out about our organization?Direct mailAdvertisementOnline SearchFriend / FamilyBusiness ColleagueOtherPlease list any relevant experiences you have that you feel would benefit any of the above programs or events.Would you like to opt in to our newsletter to receive monthly ocean blue news?Opt-in to Ocean Blue newslettersSignup  \n 
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/oregon-lincoln-city-beach-clean-up-volunteer-event/
LOCATION:Lincoln City Oregon Beach Access\, 825 Southwest 51st Street\, Lincoln City\, OR\, 97367\, United States
CATEGORIES:Oregon Beach Clean Up Near Me
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SUMMARY:Nehalem Bay Ocean Blue Cleanup Sponsored by Ocean Blue Project
DESCRIPTION:Meeting at 278 Marine Drive\, Wheeler\, Oregon USA. Bring boats\, rubber boots and drinking water!
URL:https://oceanblueproject.org/event/nehalem-bay-ocean-blue-cleanup-sponsored-by-ocean-blue-project/
LOCATION:FL
CATEGORIES:Oregon Beach Clean Up Near Me
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