Water Warriors Needed: Help Native Plants Thrive

Are you looking for a new way to make a difference in your community? Volunteer to water native plant species along the Linda Mar-Rockaway trail.
Read moreAre you looking for a new way to make a difference in your community? Volunteer to water native plant species along the Linda Mar-Rockaway trail.
Read moreSpring is in full swing! Our May cleanups and habitat restorations brought volunteers from near and far to the coast. Plus, the Sharp Park crew got more than they bargained for while scouring for trash — a true testament to never knowing what you might find. Check out the results from some of our May 2025 events. Sharp Park Beach […]
Read morePBC Naturalist Greg Finkelstein led Coastal Guardians on a guided wildflower walk. Explore our habitat restoration efforts and see a rare wildlife sighting.
Read moreEarth Heroes of all ages showed up in stewardship of our planet. The celebration continued at PelicanFest.
Read moreWe’re hosting PelicanFest, a fun and educational Earth Day celebration! Immerse yourself in a world of ocean conservation with activities for the whole family.
Read moreGet ready to volunteer during Earth Day of Action on April 26, 2025! Sign up for a cleanup or habitat restoration event and make a difference in your community.
Read moreOur 2025 Pelican Teacher Toolkit is filled with surprising facts, captivating projects, and enriching lesson plans suitable for students in grades K-8. Sign up today to get access.
Read moreCoastside Gives has officially started. Your donation supports ocean conservation in your community.
Read moreVolunteers stepped up their game in March with some sites nearing or exceeding 100 volunteers. How lucky are we? With newly installed native plants at sites including Linda Mar, Mussel Rock, and Thornton, we’re hopeful the rainy month has helped these plants get established so they can thrive. Check out the results from some of our March 2025 events. Rockaway […]
Read moreClear, thin, plastic-like specimens are littering local beaches. What are they, and how did they get here?
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