The Ventura County Chapter has three distinct beach cleanup programs throughout the County. We hope you will be able to join us.
Ormond provides important nesting habitat for endangered bird populations, but is constantly plagued by the trash influx from City of Oxnard drains and illegal dumping. We remove hundreds, if not thousands, of pounds of trash when we host events here!
Respect the Rincon Parkway (RRP) fills in the gap for County beach maintenance along the 14 mile stretch of Hwy 1 in north Ventura County known at the "Queen of the Coast." This corner of coastline is a multi-use recreational area for day use and overnight camping, but needs volunteers to maintain this marine wildlife corridor. Sign up for our second Saturday of the month group beach clean up or do solo volunteer cigarette butt maintenance to address the impact of cigarette butt pollution.
Each month, we gather at this scenic location for our group cleanup and remove over 100 pounds of trash and over 2,000 cigarette butts. Bring your friends, family, neighbors, and coworkers to this fun, family-friendly event.
Your company can help make a positive difference in the community! Help protect our oceans, waves, and beaches by sponsoring one of our monthly cleanups or hosting your very own!
The great thing about beach cleanups is that you can organize your own at any time. Want some tips and tricks? See what we recommend for a solo cleanup
Our 2024 beach cleanups annual report highlights the hard work of our volunteers throughout the year. From a data deep dive to a look into the future of the program, read the full 2024 Beach Cleanup—Year In Review to learn more.