"Trash in the Bin, Not the Pelican"
Pacific Beach Coalition “Trash in the Bin, not in the Pelican!” March General Meeting March 10, 20266 – 7:45 pm @ Sharp Park Public Library in Pacifica, CA Mission Statement The Pacific Beach Coalition is dedicated to preserving the ocean, coastal habitat and wildlife, and ending litter through advocacy, education, community-building and citizen action. 2026 February General Meeting Minutes Meeting […]
Read morePacific Beach Coalition “Trash in the Bin, not in the Pelican!” February General Meeting February 10, 20266 – 7:45 pm @ Sharp Park Public Library in Pacifica, CA Mission Statement The Pacific Beach Coalition is dedicated to preserving the ocean, coastal habitat and wildlife, and ending litter through advocacy, education, community-building and citizen action. 2026 January General Meeting Minutes Introductions, […]
Read morePacific Beach Coalition “Trash in the Bin, not in the Pelican!” 1st General Meeting! January 13, 20266 – 7:45 pm @ Sharp Park Public Library in Pacifica, CA Mission Statement The Pacific Beach Coalition is dedicated to preserving the ocean, coastal habitat and wildlife, and ending litter through advocacy, education, community-building and citizen action. Introductions, Welcome New Friends! Meeting opened […]
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Cub Scouts take initiative to clean up the community!
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To express our thanks and gratitude during this giving season, we wanted to share this poem with you.
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by Greg Finkelstein – PBC Naturalist Some of my earliest memories are of duct taping my shoes to the ends of my jeans. During my childhood, my father, Jay Finkelstein, was a leader of the Bayfront Cleanup, which is now a part of Coastal Cleanup Day. On that day, he would borrow an airboat, and we and a small team […]
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20 volunteers joined the Montara beach cleanup. Some found a gas tank and a total of 12 masks!
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The enthusiastic Jr Albatross team started their 2022 year off exploring the Tide Pools on January 1st at the Fitzgerald Marine Sanctuary. Our Naturalist Greg was their leader. Tide pools are rocky pools of salt water that are often created only at low tide, where you can view thousands of species of exotic marine life, wildlife, fauna, and flora. Northern California […]
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Trash got removed and habitats got restored! Cheers to a successful Earth Month.
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Since January 1st, 1,646 volunteers picked up 90,159 pieces of trash and covered over 306 miles.
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