Painted Bucket Success Story

We found 500 cigarette filters in the bucket. This mean 500 butts not on the ground! Success!
Read moreWe found 500 cigarette filters in the bucket. This mean 500 butts not on the ground! Success!
Read moreA group of Ocean Shore students restore some native habitat in memory Patty McNally.
Read moreThank you to the 4057 volunteers who have joined our Street to Beach Cleanups program so far this year.
Read more370 cleanups done and over 12K cigarette butts picked up!
Read moreOver 10,000 filters already recycled for the Butt Blitz and over 710 cleanups done since Memorial Day.
Read moreFour plus years ago a young woman attended a Pacific Beach Coalition meeting, started helping at beach cleanups, and joined in the habitat restoration events too! Now, after logging 335.5 volunteer hours (most of them with the Pacific Beach Coalition) with Oceana High School’s volunteer program, Adeline Wilson will be completing her senior year and graduating on May 15th. Adeline is passionate about stewardship […]
Read moreIn the Bay Area, we are all restricted to shelter in place but we are still allowed to go outside for exercise, grocery shopping or run important errands. We are very excited to report that our volunteers are following our recommendations and picking up trash, while they can, to keep giving our Ocean the love that it deserves. We encourage […]
Read moreA stranger, Lloyd From Oakland, knowing nothing about PBC, just hanging out on South Rockaway Beach, offered to help me clean up a lot of garbage that washed in from the storm. It took a few trips with his laundry basket to haul it all to the trash can at the top. I gave him my “Earth Hero 2019” button. He […]
Read moreFor the first time ever we partnered with the Half Moon Bay Kayak Co to give our volunteers the opportunity to pick up the trash floating on the water of the harbor or stuck between the rocks. It was a great success! Our 7 kayaks went above and beyond to paddle and remove 31 lbs of trash including fishing lines, […]
Read moreRuss Hartman embodies the spirit that Cedric brought every day – he quietly and consistently works hard on his own to make Pacifica a more beautiful place which truly qualifies him as our Unsung Hero. For years, Russ single-handedly eradicated the large patches of invasive pampas grass along Highway One and has since patrolled the Coastal Trail from Linda Mar […]
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