Help protect wildlife, our community, and our own health by preventing plastic pollution from causing further harm. Join friends and neighbors for a morning of shoreline cleanup at Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach on Saturday, September 19th from 9:00 am - 12:00 pm.
Stop by Crab Cove's information table for snack and refreshment or to explore the Museum of Coastal Cleanup Oddities -- a collection of unusual items and materials gathered from the shoreline over the years.
The impact of our cleanup efforts can go beyond the shoreline. Be sure to stop by the City of Alameda’s Clean Water and Zero Waste tables to learn more about what you can do at home and in our community to help reduce pollution and protect our environment.
Reusable water bottle
Gloves
Sun protection
Comfortable clothing and shoes suitable for a shoreline cleanup
Registration is encouraged through East Bay Regional Park District's volunteer registration page.
Walk-ups are welcome! To register to the day of, please stop by the registration booth at the Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach Bath House starting at 9:00 am to check-in.
Come spend a morning helping keep our shoreline clean, protecting wildlife, and learning more about the impacts of trash and plastic pollution on our coastal environment.
Bath House at Crown Memorial State Beach, 94501
Free
Public Works Department