A Letter from Lynn Adams
Lynn Adams empowered thousands of individuals who went on to pay it forward. Read Lynn’s letter to PBC supporters.
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Lynn Adams empowered thousands of individuals who went on to pay it forward. Read Lynn’s letter to PBC supporters.
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As we begin to reflect on the past year, this month brings forth even stronger expressions of gratitude for each and every volunteer who supported us and our programs. You are the heartbeat of our organization. You show up and put on your gloves, offer your time and skills selflessly, and make our coastside community a better place through your […]
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Giving Tuesday is December 2. Flock together for a healthier coastline by making a tax-deductible donation this giving season.
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Thanks to Butt Blitzers near and far, our 2025 Butt Blitz event broke records! Find out how many toxic cigarette filters our volunteers collected.
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Spooky season is here, and the cigarette filters we’re finding during this year’s annual Butt Blitz are frightening! October was jam-packed with our regularly scheduled cleanup and habitat restoration events. We also celebrated Pelican Week from October 20-25 — a fun and educational week with content about our 2025 Earth Honoree that culminated in a film screening of “Pelican Dreams” […]
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There’s more in store for our Earth Honoree, the brown pelican. We’re dedicating a full week to this majestic seabird.
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Our gigantic Pelican Dreams parade float took home FogFest’s Best Large Float Award.
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How much trash did our Earth Heroes collect? Check out these impressive results across all of our sites.
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August — or Fogust as we like to call it around here — was a busy month. In addition to our 13 cleanup and habitat restoration events, we also participated in the annual dog surfing championship by offering cleanup support. Throughout the month, many of our dedicated volunteers were treated to majestic humpback whale sightings and eye-opening pelican dives while […]
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Trash from the former Mussel Rock Landfill is still leaking into the Pacific Ocean. PBC meets with environmental news reporter Paul Rogers to discuss the impact.
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